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setting email notifications for a specific server and time

2990355Aug 5 2015 — edited Aug 5 2015

Good morning everyone,

I've a Ops Center console configured to send alarms and warnings for all servers, all the time, which is fine and what we were looking for now.

Now, as those alarms are sent by email, we might want to receive specific alarms from specific servers through SMSes. The SMS receiving part is working properly, no question about it; it's basically Ops Center sending an email to a Mail2SMS gateway.

What I want is to find the granularity in Ops to send those mails (later converted as SMSes) for a specific subset of servers, in a specific time span (say, 8PM to 6AM). I want all other notifications to continue as before, but those specific servers at that time span should be sent at the other email address.

If this is not possible, I was thinking of something else:

Ops Center's configuration must be stored somewhere on the filesystem, right ? I'd run a cronjob at 8PM to change the email recipient for one I chose, and at 6AM I'd revert to the original recipient; basically swapping the config files for the given time span.

Any idea how I should proceed ?

Thanks,

--Jeff

Comments

Celvin Kattookaran

Read only access on form - this is not "read" only, this just means that the user cannot edit the form (that's there is a Write access on form, if you give Write access, an interactive user can edit the form)

To make a form read only, there is an option in display where you can make the form read only for all users, this will be applied to all users.

Regards

CK

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USER1211

There is a [Read only] option in the data form itself. By checking that it makes the data form red only to everyone.

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VM

On access, as specified by CK  and User1211, read access (on form) will not make form read only however if you want to make it read-only only for some users then you may consider following options:

1. Identify a member in a form (especially in POV) which you can assign those users a read access. But with this, those users will not be able to write / input data for that member (in any other forms).

2. Create a duplicate form and make it read-only.

    With this there could be some other stuff that you may have to consider as how will you handle if this form is in a Task List and so on.

Hope this helps.

VM

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