In your TelAlert install folder you will see a telalert.trail file.  This will 
give you a bit more information about the message that the system sent out.

 

2014/02/02 07:51:16>Event [70]Send Change (53905/53905), Status: [81]Message 
sent

2014/02/02 07:51:16>Event [21]Alert Completed (53905), Status: [81]Message 
sent, LHSWCTP

 

If you start your TelAlert with “telalert -debugprotocol 1” you will get more 
information:

 

2014/04/09 13:59:26>Event [20]Alert Started (4967), Status: [20]Alert Started, 
VerizonPhone

2014/04/09 13:59:26>Event [80]Send Started (4967/4967), Status: [80]Message 
issued, VerizonPhone(lhsmailcon:smtp, PIN=1234567890): INC000000111111, Medium, 
Allyson Anderson, 1 123 456-7890, Non-Urgent: Help with my computer - no 
internet access assigned to group XXX

2014/04/09 13:59:27>Event [70]Send Change (4967/4967), Status: [81]Message sent

2014/04/09 13:59:27>Event [21]Alert Completed (4967), Status: [81]Message sent, 
VerizonPhone

Christie Pargeter  | Sr Technical Analyst | tel 503-415-5149

 

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Harry
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2014 1:57 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: How to investigate if Remedy Page is delayed.

 

** 

Hi Experts,

 

Please help to investigate if its really from remedy end,

 

We have Pager service configured for Incident management. there are few service 
targets configured for say P1 tickets and under the milestone tab we have 
Action- Pager or Run Process Action. We have one pager command in this action.

 

/opt/telalert/bin/telalertc -l "$Assigned Group$", "$Company$P1", GLIP1 -m "P1 
$Company$ reported at $Reported Date$: $Incident Number$; $Description$ 
$Assigned Group$" -host XXXXXXX.xxxxxxx.XXXX 

 

How to investigate when user report issue like Remedy Page is delayed by say 15 
min.

 

Thanks,

Harry

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