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The number of daemon threads to be handled by the Threshold Daemon.
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Logging
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Re-Alerting
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Threshold status messages (informs/traps) will be sent to SNMP notification receivers. This includes Alerts, Warnings and Restoration traps per default. Note: This feature requires the Cacti SNMPAgent plugin.
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Allows you to set Emails with urgent priority
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Supported for Notification Lists and the Notification Queue only. If there are Down Device Notifications in a single processing cycle. Send only one Email to Notification List repipients for all Devices.
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If a large influx of Down Device Notifications come in, Cacti can pause sending out those Notifications for a certain period of time to see if the issue is transient before sending them out. Select the threshold Down Device Notifications before the Pause is Triggered.
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If you choose to delay Notifications for a large Down Devices Notification inrush, how long are you willing to wait before allowing the notifications to be processed?
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Device Error: <DESCRIPTION> (<HOSTNAME>) is DOWN
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This is the message that will be displayed as the message body of all UP / Down Device Messages (1024 Char MAX). HTML is allowed, but will be removed for text only Emails. There are several common replacement tags that may be used in include:<br><HOSTNAME> <HOST_ID> <DESCRIPTION> <SITE> <LOCATION> <UPTIME> <UPTIMETEXT> <DOWNTIME> <TIME> <DATE> <DATE_RFC822> <BREACHED_ITEMS> <MESSAGE> <SUBJECT> <DOWN/UP> <SNMP_HOSTNAME> <SNMP_LOCATION> <SNMP_CONTACT> <SNMP_SYSTEM> <LAST_FAIL> <AVAILABILITY> <TOT_POLL> <FAIL_POLL> <CUR_TIME> <AVG_TIME> <NOTES>
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System Error : <DESCRIPTION> (<HOSTNAME>) is <DOWN/UP><br><br>Site: <SITE><br>Location: <LOCATION><br>Reason: <MESSAGE><br>Average system response: <AVG_TIME> ms<br>System availability: <AVAILABILITY><br>Total Checks Since Clear: <TOT_POLL><br>Total Failed Checks: <FAIL_POLL><br>Last Date Checked DOWN : <LAST_FAIL><br>Device Previously UP for: <DOWNTIME><br>NOTES: <NOTES><br>Device NOTES: <DNOTES>
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Device Notice: <DESCRIPTION> (<HOSTNAME>) returned from DOWN state
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This is the message that will be displayed as the message body of all UP / Down Device Messages (1024 Char MAX). HTML is allowed, but will be removed for text only Emails. There are several common replacement tags that may be used in include:<br><HOSTNAME> <HOST_ID> <DESCRIPTION> <SITE> <LOCATION> <UPTIME> <UPTIMETEXT> <DOWNTIME> <TIME> <DATE> <DATE_RFC822> <BREACHED_ITEMS> <MESSAGE> <SUBJECT> <DOWN/UP> <SNMP_HOSTNAME> <SNMP_LOCATION> <SNMP_CONTACT> <SNMP_SYSTEM> <LAST_FAIL> <AVAILABILITY> <TOT_POLL> <FAIL_POLL> <CUR_TIME> <AVG_TIME> <NOTES>
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<br>System <DESCRIPTION> (<HOSTNAME>) status: <DOWN/UP><br><br>Site: <SITE><br>Location: <LOCATION><br>Current ping response: <CUR_TIME> ms<br>Average system response: <AVG_TIME> ms<br>System availability: <AVAILABILITY><br>Total Checks Since Clear: <TOT_POLL><br>Total Failed Checks: <FAIL_POLL><br>Last Date Checked UP: <LAST_FAIL><br>Device Previously DOWN for: <DOWNTIME><br><br>Snmp Info:<br>Name - <SNMP_HOSTNAME><br>Location - <SNMP_LOCATION><br>Uptime - <UPTIMETEXT> (<UPTIME> ms)<br>System - <SNMP_SYSTEM><br><br>NOTE: <NOTES><br>Device Notes: <DNOTES>
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When a Device changes state from a Cacti perspective (UP to DOWN or DOWN to RECOVERING/UP), run the following command. This command must NOT include command line arguments. However, the following variables can be pulled from the environment of the script:<br><THOLD_HOSTNAME> <THOLD_SITE> <THOLD_LOCATION> <THOLD_HOST_ID> <THOLD_DESCRIPTION> <THOLD_UPTIME> <THOLD_UPTIMETEXT> <THOLD_DOWNTIME> <THOLD_TIME> <THOLD_DATE> <THOLD_DATE_RFC822> <THOLD_BREACHED_ITEMS> <THOLD_MESSAGE> <THOLD_SUBJECT> <THOLD_DOWNUP> <THOLD_SNMP_HOSTNAME> <THOLD_SNMP_LOCATION> <THOLD_SNMP_CONTACT> <THOLD_SNMP_SYSTEM> <THOLD_LAST_FAIL> <THOLD_AVAILABILITY> <THOLD_TOT_POLL> <THOLD_FAIL_POLL> <THOLD_CUR_TIME> <THOLD_AVG_TIME> <THOLD_NOTES>
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Alert/Warning Message Defaults
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This is the message that will be displayed at the top of all Threshold Alerts (1024 Char MAX). HTML is allowed, but will be removed for text only Emails. There are several common replacement tags that may be used in include:<br><DESCRIPTION> <HOSTNAME> <HOST_ID> <SITE> <LOCATION> <TIME> <DATE> <DATE_RFC822> <BREACHED_ITEMS> <URL> <GRAPHID> <THOLD_ID> <CURRENTVALUE> <THRESHOLDNAME> <DSNAME> <SUBJECT> <GRAPH> <NOTES> <DNOTES>
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This is the message that will be displayed at the top of all Threshold warnings (1024 Char MAX). HTML is allowed, but will be removed for text only Emails. There are several common replacement tags that may be used in include:<br><DESCRIPTION> <HOSTNAME> <HOST_ID> <SITE> <LOCATION> <TIME> <DATE> <DATE_RFC822> <BREACHED_ITEMS> <URL> <GRAPHID> <THOLD_ID> <CURRENTVALUE> <THRESHOLDNAME> <DSNAME> <SUBJECT> <GRAPH> <NOTES> <DNOTES>
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This is the message that will be displayed at the top of all Threshold restoral notifications (1024 Chars MAX). HTML is allowed, but will be removed for text only Emails. There are several common replacement tags that may be used in include:<br><DESCRIPTION> <HOSTNAME> <HOST_ID> <SITE> <LOCATION> <TIME> <DATE> <DATE_RFC822> <BREACHED_ITEMS> <URL> <GRAPHID> <THOLD_ID> <CURRENTVALUE> <THRESHOLDNAME> <DSNAME> <SUBJECT> <GRAPH> <NOTES> <DNOTES>
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Click 'Continue' to Delete Notification Lists(s). Any Device(s) or Threshold(s) associated with the List(s) will be reverted to the default.
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