Hi All,
Is it possible to send a email notification to admin when Endpoint is not responding/suspended? If possible then can you please guide us or provide us any documentation that we can follow.
Thanks in advance.
Jayaram
Hello,
There is nothing specific for endpoints but, whenever an EP suspends or detects a not responding situation, the console raises an Alarm.
VCM allows configuring listeners for Alarms. Actually, the default configuration has a listener configured that sends an email to the administrator user informing whenever an alarm is raised. To make that work you only need to have an email property configured for the admin user on LDAP.
There are some detail about these listeners in the Extensibility Guide.
Kind regards,
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Is it possible to send a email notification to admin when Endpoint is not responding/suspended?If possible then can you please guide us or provide us any documentation that we can follow.
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Hi Jayaram,
Did you get any guidelines for sending email notification to track endpoint status.
If you have something can you share with me. I would like to have same setup on our environment.
Hi Tomas,
If you have some specific document about this that will help us lot. I was trying to find something related to this in extensibility guide but unable to get clear idea.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks & Regards,
Satheeskanna Krishnan
I don’t think there is “specific” documentation about handling Alarm events. I mean, listeners in VCM are quite generic in structure.
In the extensibility guide for 7.6 (for example), you can find the sample code for the “General Audit Listener” in page 203, which takes care to write to log information for the persistence family of events. On page 188 you’ll find some detail regarding the Alarm family of events and in Javadocs you’ll find documentation on the classes representing those. Combining these you should be able to create a listener to handle Alarms regarding endpoints with a limited effort on trial and error.
Of course it would be great if someone had specific code regarding this but, actually, most people is happy with the out of the box listener.
Tomás
