Hello!
Yes, you can, but you will need NetXMS agent running on a remote server. Configuration will consist from several steps:
1. On remote server, define an action in agent's configuration file (nxagentd.conf):
or
where MyAction is the name of your defined action - it will be used later in configuration.
2. In a threshold configuration, select event you wish to be sent when threshold is violated.
3. Define action on server - go to Control Panel -> Actions and create new action of type "Execute action on remote agent". In the remote host field, enter IP address of remote server or use %a macro - it will be expanded to the address of a host which generates the event. In an action field, enter name of the action defined on agent - MyAction in our example.
4. Add a rule to event processing policy - in events column add event you have selected on step 2, and in action column add action defined in step 3. Save the policy.
That's all. Now when threshold will be violated, your configured action will be executed on remote host.
Best regards,
Victor
Yes, you can, but you will need NetXMS agent running on a remote server. Configuration will consist from several steps:
1. On remote server, define an action in agent's configuration file (nxagentd.conf):
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Action = MyAction:my_command.exe
or
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ActionShellExec = MyAction:my_script.cmd
where MyAction is the name of your defined action - it will be used later in configuration.
2. In a threshold configuration, select event you wish to be sent when threshold is violated.
3. Define action on server - go to Control Panel -> Actions and create new action of type "Execute action on remote agent". In the remote host field, enter IP address of remote server or use %a macro - it will be expanded to the address of a host which generates the event. In an action field, enter name of the action defined on agent - MyAction in our example.
4. Add a rule to event processing policy - in events column add event you have selected on step 2, and in action column add action defined in step 3. Save the policy.
That's all. Now when threshold will be violated, your configured action will be executed on remote host.
Best regards,
Victor
Она у меня без дела в стойке стоит