Creating a notification
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Creating a notification
Hi,
To create a new notification, we need an 'event' and then define an action to take based on this event 'event handler'.
A) Event - the start of each hour
1/. From the menu bar, click on the clock icon for scheduled events.
2/. From within the scheduled events page, click on the clock icon with green + to create a new scheduled event.
3/. Give event a name: test message, alarm: none, schedule: hourly and leave the remaining options as is.
4/. Finally, click on save to create your new event.
B) Event handler - send the message
1/. From the menu bar, click on the cog icon for event handlers.
2/. From within the event handlers page, scroll down the screen until you find the scheduled events and expand the group to find your event.
3/. Click on your event and scroll back to the top to edit the event handler dialogue box.
4/. From the drop, choose 'email' and enter your email gateway address for your notification provider, followed by clicking on the green + icon.
5/. Leave escalation and inactive notification unticked and click on save to complete the notification.
Now, on the start of each hour, you'll received a message via your notification provider (i.e. pushover/pushalot).
To create a new notification, we need an 'event' and then define an action to take based on this event 'event handler'.
A) Event - the start of each hour
1/. From the menu bar, click on the clock icon for scheduled events.
2/. From within the scheduled events page, click on the clock icon with green + to create a new scheduled event.
3/. Give event a name: test message, alarm: none, schedule: hourly and leave the remaining options as is.
4/. Finally, click on save to create your new event.
B) Event handler - send the message
1/. From the menu bar, click on the cog icon for event handlers.
2/. From within the event handlers page, scroll down the screen until you find the scheduled events and expand the group to find your event.
3/. Click on your event and scroll back to the top to edit the event handler dialogue box.
4/. From the drop, choose 'email' and enter your email gateway address for your notification provider, followed by clicking on the green + icon.
5/. Leave escalation and inactive notification unticked and click on save to complete the notification.
Now, on the start of each hour, you'll received a message via your notification provider (i.e. pushover/pushalot).
Re: Creating a notification
Just a follow up. You may find it beneficial to save you notification email address within the system.
There are 2 ways you can achieve this: -
1/. Update your user account (or other) so that the email address is the notification address.
2/. Create a mailing list (like an address book) and add the notification address to that.
Now, when you want to trigger a notification from your event, you can simply select either the user or mailing list, as appropriate.
*** Please note ***
The above steps can only be carried out by the administrator of your system, via the 'super' login
There are 2 ways you can achieve this: -
1/. Update your user account (or other) so that the email address is the notification address.
2/. Create a mailing list (like an address book) and add the notification address to that.
Now, when you want to trigger a notification from your event, you can simply select either the user or mailing list, as appropriate.
*** Please note ***
The above steps can only be carried out by the administrator of your system, via the 'super' login
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