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| Subject: | event suppression issue |
| Author: | [Not Specified] |
| Posted: | 2014-05-19 09:14 |
Dear all,
Currently I use this event transformation.
if device and device.location().id == 'Test' and device.id != 'Test_Router':
dc1_router = device.findDevice('Test_Router')
if dc1_router.getPingStatus() > 0:
evt.eventState = 2
It works quite well except for one exception. This is when a device behind the "Test_Router" will fail while the router is down and when it's up again.
From what I've seen the event only reacts on a state change as the change happens when event suppression is on nothing is seen.
I'm looking for a way that the devices behind the router are checked again when the router is UP again. Regardless of the state before the router went down.
| Subject: | Are ZenOSS events edge triggered? |
| Author: | [Not Specified] |
| Posted: | 2014-05-21 05:33 |
It looks like Zenoss events are only edge triggered. Is my assumption correct Is there a way to re-trigger a new check all devices at location x when a device is up again
| Subject: | Solved |
| Author: | [Not Specified] |
| Posted: | 2014-05-26 08:51 |
Hi All,
The issue is solved at last. The devices are now checked right away after the router is up again. And the switch behind the router is monitored, with device warning suppression.
if device and device.location().id == '
if device.id != "
loc_router = device.findDevice("
if loc_router.getPingStatus() > 0:
evt._action = 'history'
evt.severity = 0
elif device.id != "
loc_switch = device.findDevice("
if loc_switch.getPingStatus() > 0:
evt._action = 'history'
evt.severity = 0
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