Is it possible to automatically pause a "down" sensor?
Created on Mar 20, 2010 8:29:20 PM by
Last change on Aug 12, 2010 8:15:36 AM by
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Dear Gerard,
this should actually be possible using a work-around with two notifications:
- The first notification with a 'default' latency of for example 60s would be the 'normal' notification (email for instance).
- The second notification should have a larger latency and would be a HTTP-Action notification towards PRTG itself, to pause the sensor using PRTGs API (using the new placeholder %sensorid you should be able to insert the ID automatically):
Pause a sensor or object indefinitely:
/api/pause.htm?id=%sensorid&action=0
Best Regards.
Created on Mar 22, 2010 3:18:04 PM by
Last change on Jun 30, 2010 3:06:17 PM by
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no, that is not possible. You could pause the sensor by dependency, meaning that the sensor would get paused if another sensor goes into an error state.
If a sensor would get paused (not being monitored any more) once it goes into an error state, how should the software notice when it is up and running again.
Created on Mar 22, 2010 9:07:52 AM by
The idea was that the sensor should send it's notification and then go into a paused state. This would prevent a particular jittering sensor to send notifications every xx minutes.
After the problem is solved, the sensor should then be manually resumed.
Created on Mar 22, 2010 2:54:13 PM by
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Dear Gerard,
this should actually be possible using a work-around with two notifications:
- The first notification with a 'default' latency of for example 60s would be the 'normal' notification (email for instance).
- The second notification should have a larger latency and would be a HTTP-Action notification towards PRTG itself, to pause the sensor using PRTGs API (using the new placeholder %sensorid you should be able to insert the ID automatically):
Pause a sensor or object indefinitely:
/api/pause.htm?id=%sensorid&action=0
Best Regards.
Created on Mar 22, 2010 3:18:04 PM by
Last change on Jun 30, 2010 3:06:17 PM by
Created on Jun 23, 2010 7:12:19 AM by
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