1) Deploy rsp Probe
2) Click on the ‘Advanced configuration section’. Expand templates followed by Disk.
3) Right click here and create a new template named as ‘Test_disk_template’. Select active as ‘Yes’ and do the configuration for Qos and alarms as shown below:
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4) Now, right click on the newly created template and select ‘Add alarm condition’ as shown below
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5) Give the alarm configuration such as active as ‘yes’, threshold, message name and severity.
Note: It is important to give the severity here. Based on this, alarm will be triggered on the discovered host.
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6) Now, click on ok and click on the ‘Groups’ section.
7) Right click and create a new group here named as ‘Test_group’. Give the interval as 1 min.
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8) Click on ok. Now, create an instance and name it as ‘disk’. Do the configuration for active as ‘Yes’, template as ‘default’, cycle as ‘1’ and instance template as ‘Test_disk_template’ as shown below
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9) Click on ok.
10) Now, Click on the ‘Add host profile section’ and discover a windows box with the valid credentials and newly created group ‘Test_group’ as shown below:
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11) Click on ok
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12) Click on apply, yes and ok.
13) Now, click on the ‘Advanced configuration section’. Expand profile templates.
14) Expand Test_group followed by discovered windows box. Here it is ‘138.x.x.x’.
15) Expand disk followed by ‘C:\’
16) Here we can clearly see that only those alarms are visible which were declared in Test_disk_template and applied by ‘Test_group’.
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