Monitoring actions are employed in scenarios to automate the process of remotely fixing issues related to downtimes and operational failures. They are required to automatically trigger operations that can prevent operational/system failures and allow managing the operational environments more closely (especially in the case of problem state response and sensor state alerting).
Actions can trigger operations either on a previously-created set schedule or depending on the result and sensor reaction.
Scenario Builder is used to create actions and assign them to sensors as well as to create unique combinations of sensors and actions. In order to solve an issue by, for instance, shutting down the computer or rebooting certain scripts, all that you need to do is launch the scenario builder, select the network node where the action should take place, and choose the required action type and its parameters. You can also use the task scheduler to set up periodic action execution.
Each action can be tracked in the Activity log as well as in the dedicated reports.
Notifications are employed for an informative purpose, e.g. monitoring state changes, and help to instantly notify of sensor and action results. They are closely connected with actions and provide a real efficiency boost when combined. Notifications may even serve as separate types of actions and extensively beneficial ones at that. Especially in the case where instant access to network operations is required to fix issues in a timely manner. The other benefits are, namely: the diversity of types of monitoring notifications; ability to create mobile notifications and send app or OS logs; reduction of downtimes, which helps to avoid operational failures; sensor notifications, and many more.
Once the checking or action operations are over, according to the event status (either success or error), any number of notifications can be assigned for Actions and Sensors. It is really easy to assign notifications to promptly notify your staff on the results of actions and sensors. Only a few clicks are required to get you there.
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Notifications:
Monitoring actions are used in scenarios that automate remote issue resolution, such as downtime and failures in operations. They are mandatory to automate system triggering that helps prevent spotted network faults as well as enable more thorough environment management, even in the event of problem state responses and sensor state alerting.
Monitoring and controlling actions are able to begin activities based on a previously determined schedule or based on the results and sensor reactions.
Notifications are applied for data collection, such as monitoring state changes as well as offering instant notification of both sensors and action results. When paired together, they result in a significant increase in operability. Notifications could be used as distinct kinds of actions, and highly beneficial ones at that. In particular, immediate access to network activities is essential to resolving issues in the shortest possible time.
Other benefits for you include an extensive selection of monitoring notification kinds, having the opportunity to customize these notifications, immediate reaction to downtime, helping prevent system failures, wide sensor configurations, and much more.
When the checking or action operations have been performed, an assortment of notifications can be distributed among Actions and Sensors based on the resulting status, either success or fault. It truly is straightforward to set up notifications and immediately share them with your employees regarding the results of actions and sensors. Just a few clicks will bring you there.
Our other tool, Scenario Builder, allows customers to organize actions and administer them to specific sensors, and you can also make unusual arrangements for either sensors or actions. To resolve an issue, such as turning down the computer or reinstalling particular scripts, just execute the scenario builder, choose the network node where the action is supposed to take place, and specify the appropriate action type, then settings. The task scheduler is another way to automate periodic action execution.
Take a look at the actions you can automate in the following list:
As well, discover what notifications you can automate here:
Every action is capable of being monitored in both the Activity log and the specific reports.
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