[Xymon] Acknowledgements & History
Nicolas LIENARD
nicolas at lienard.name
Thu Sep 8 09:31:01 CEST 2011
Hello
I'd like to know if the Acknowledge History feature is on the road map
of Xymon Dev.
This is a feature which will be very very useful and i'm also impatient
to see it implemented.
Thanks
Regards,
Nico
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Hi Henrik or someone who familiar with the Acknowledge-feature,
Sorry for being impatient, I know this seems very minor, but could you
comment on this issue? Why are state changes (Red/Yellow -> Red/Yellow
Ack) not kept in the Hobbit-history?
Is this different Hobbit behaviour comparing to BB?
Many thanks, Peter
2007/9/4, Peter Welter <peter.welter at gmail.com>:
> Hi Steve,
>
> Funny, as I searched the mailing list today for the exact same thing
> and I totally agree with you on this point. It would be very valuable
> information if the acks+info would appear in the history since you
> want to treat this differently then planned downtime (a blue dot).
> You
> want this info in the SLA-reports to show up.
>
> Could you comment on this, Henryk? Maybe to show up in 4.3.* (fingers
> crossed)?
>
> -- Peter
>
>
> 2007/7/24, s_aiello at comcast.net <s_aiello at comcast.net>:
> > All,
> >
> > I was curious if there was a reason why when an alert is
> acknowledged, why
> > that acknowledgement is not displayed in History. In my mind an
> > acknowledgement is a state change, i.e. Red -> to Red-acked. This
> would also
> > help when performing audits on help-desk responsiveness to alerts
> in Hobbit.
> > It would also help, when an alert acknowledgement expires.
> presently my team
> > treats the alert as a new incident. It would be very helpful if
> they could
> > check the history and see that the alert was previously
> acknowledged and what
> > the ack-blurb was.
> >
> > Or are acks more of a BB legacy thing, and I should really be using
> > disabled/maint of tests ?
> >
> > Thoughts ?
> > ~Steve
> >
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