You can also create a filter based on a container. So for instance if say 
accounting devices are in a parent or child container you have pass a 
subset of alarms for all (or a subset) of devices in that container...

Andy Stein

Duke Medicine
Network and System Management Technologies
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Mobile (919) 402-7627



"Guenther Brutscher" <[email protected]> 
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Torrie,
 
I assume you added device to the GC manually or automatically. The alarms 
you are missing are all port based alarms.
 
Since the interfaces are probably not part of the GC, SANM will not 
forward them if you filter on the GC.
 
In case you have interfaces in your GC, then I don’t have a good answer.
 
Günther
 
From: Torrie Williams [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Mittwoch, 23. Dezember 2009 17:11
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] SANM Notifications
 
Hello List, 
Need some help with alarm notifications...I have a filter setup to send 
notifications when severity Critical, Major or Minor happen in a GC. I am 
receiving some notifications but not all. I am not receiving Bad Link 
Detected, Link Utilization, Wide-Area Link Contact Lost notifications 
there may be more but these are the most noticeable right now. I have a 
open tkt with CA support but no answer yet. Has anyone here run into this 
and if so how did you fix it?
I'm running Spectrum 9.1.1 
Thanks 
Torrie L. Williams 
Network Systems Administrator 
CARQUEST Technologies 
4729 Hargrove Rd. 
Raleigh, NC 27616 
919-227-5037 
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