


These specified machine IDs do not have to match the machine ID that encountered the alarm condition. You can optionally direct the agent procedure to run on a specified range of machine IDs by clicking this machine ID link. You must click the select agent procedure link to choose an agent procedure to run. If checked and an alarm condition is encountered, an agent procedure is run. If checked and an alarm condition is encountered, a ticket is created. Alarms are displayed in Monitor > Dashboard List, Monitor > Alarm Summary and Info Center > Reports > Logs > Alarm Log. If checked and an alarm condition is encountered, an alarm is created. Confirm the information has been applied correctly in the machine ID list.Ĭlick Clear to remove all parameter settings from selected machine IDs. Subject text of the email message, if an email was sent in response to an alertīody text of the email message, if an email was sent in response to an alertĬlick Apply to apply parameters to selected machine IDs. For example, to include the computer name of the machine generating the alert in an email, use The following variables can be included in your formatted email alerts and in procedures. Note: Changing this email alarm format changes the format for all Low Disk alert emails.

Alert when disk drive free space drops below a set percent.The following types of monitoring alert emails can be sent and formatted: Passing Alert Information to Emails and Procedures A subsequent low disk alert is not created unless the target machine's low disk space is corrected, or unless the alert is cleared, then re-applied. The Low Disk page triggers an alert when available disk space falls below a specified percentage of free disk space. Select Low Disk from the Select Alert Function drop-down list.We've converted these bytes into gigabytes to make the result much more human readable. By default, the above methods provide the number of bytes. The above code prints out the total, free and usable space for the defined file. Similarly, we can return the same information for the root directory of a Linux machine: File root = new File("/")
