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APC NBRK0450, NBRK0550, NBRK0570 manual Alert Macros, Definition, Example

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Alert Macros

Alert macros access attributes particular to the alert being processed at the time the macros are resolved. The following macros are supported for attributes that support Alert macros:

Macro	Definition	Example

${SENSORLUID}	The locally unique ID of the sensor	TEMP1
	generating the alert.
${SENSORGUID}	The globally unique ID of the sensor	B000113_TEMP1
	generating the alert.
${ALERTTYPE}	The type of alert.	HIGHERR
${SENSORTYPE}	The type of sensor generating the alert.	TEMP
${EVENTID}	The unique 16 character identifier shared	3E4512C0FE03440
	by all messages generated as a result of a	F
	single alert notification event. For example,
	if an appliance generates an alert
	notification when the internal temperature
	sensor threshold is exceeded, and generates
	a return to normal message when the
	temperature drops below the high
	threshold, both of these messages will have
	the same Event ID number. If the
	temperature rises again and a second
	threshold exceeded alert is generated, the
	second alert has a new Event ID.
${SENSORVAL}	The value reported by the sensor that	60
	is generating the alert.
${ALERTTIME}	The date and time the alert notification was	Apr 1, 2013
	generated.	13:01:45
${ALERTSEV}	The severity value reported by the sensor	ERR, WARN-RTN
	that is generating the alert (such as ERR,
	WARN, INFO). If the alert state returned to
	normal, the severity value will be followed
	by -RTN (for example WARN-RTN).
${ALERTPOD}	The label of value of the pod that	My Pod
	either contains the sensor that
	reported the alert or to which the sensor is
	connected.
${ALERTPODSERIAL}	The serial number of the pod that	5A0826V0011X
	either contains the sensor that
	reported the alert or to which the sensor is
	connected.
${ALERTPORT}	The label value for the external sensor port	Ext1
	to which the external sensor that reported
	the alert is connected.
${SENSORNAME}	The name of the sensor	Bldg. 3 Door
	associated with the alert.
${ALERT_PROFILE}	The name of the alert profile used to	Default, Profile #1
	generate the alert.

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NBRK0570 NBRK0550 NBRK0450 NBWL0455 NBWL0456 NetBotz Appliance User’s GuideNBWL0355 NBWL0356 Page Introduction PrefaceWeb Client: Getting Started Web Client: Monitoring Your EnvironmentAdvanced View: Monitoring Your Environment Advanced View: Pod/Sensor Settings Output control label settings Advanced View: Configuring Appliances Advanced View: Defining Thresholds Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions Symptoms and SolutionsOverloaded Appliances BotzWare Macrosviii NetBotz Appliance User’s GuideU.S. Government Restricted Rights PrefaceMisuse Availability of Open Source TechnologiesSystem Definition IntroductionBasic Concepts and Terminology NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide SSL SupportSystem Requirements Web Client Getting StartedChoosing a Language Accessing the Web ClientSupported languages Launching Advanced View Interface NavigationNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Status tab Web Client: Monitoring Your EnvironmentCameras tab Alerts tabPods tab NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide•Settings: 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Access SystemSelecting a card format Registering cardsEditing card information Registering a card manually2.Click Edit Deleting a card1.Click Copy Permissions Copying permissions between cardsRemoving a door from a card Removing an appliance Adding an applianceEditing an appliance Sensor Pods Sensors SettingsExternal ports –Define the custom analog sensor 1.Click Add custom–Define the custom dry contact sensor 3.Click Remove Custom –Define the custom 4-20mAsensorBackup Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesClock Data Center Expert Custom Audio ClipsAdding custom audio clips 2.Click Add custom audio clipConfiguring dynamic DNS settings Configuring DNS settingsExternal Storage E-mailServerUsing a Windows share Using an external storage systemTo configure your appliance to use a Windows Share Removing external storage Using an NFS mountWarning: Do not initialize the target share Reclaiming external storage dataOverview IP FilterAdding new filters IP Address Filter ActionProtocol PortUsing 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•Password: apc Basic Tab Web ServerAdvanced tab Defining Analog Thresholds Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide sms:sms_device_addressDefining State Thresholds NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide sms:sms_device_addressAdvanced Threshold Settings Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions 3.Select Activate Button Output and click OK Creating an activate button output alert actionCreating a play audio alert action 3.Select Play Custom Audio Alert and click OK Creating a play custom audio alert action3.Select Send Custom HTTP GET and click OK Creating a send custom HTTP GET alert actionNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide 1.Double-clickthe Alert Actions icon 3.Select Send Data to FTP Server and click OK Creating a send data to FTP server alert action15.Click OK to save this Alert Action Creating a send e-mailalert action 17.Click OK to save this Alert Action Creating a send HTTP post alert action 3.Select Send Short Message E-Mail and click OK Creating a send short message e-mailalert actionCreating a send SNMP v1 trap alert action d.Click to Send Both HTML and Plain Text Message3.Select Send SNMP v1 Trap and click OK 8.In the Advanced tab, enter the Trap Port NumberCreating a send SNMP v3 inform alert action Creating a send wireless SMS message alert action3.Select Send SNMP v3 Inform and click OK e.Click to Send Both HTML and Plain Text Message d.Specify a Message Validity Period3.Select Set Beacon Output State and click OK Creating a set beacon output state alert action3.Select Set Output Switch 1 and click OK 3.Select Set Switch Output State and click OK Creating a set switch output state alert action3.Select Set Outlet State and click OK Creating a set outlet state alert action3.Select Set Lock Output State and click OK Creating a set lock output state alert action3.Select Set Reader Output State and click OK Creating a set reader output state alert actionAppliance Macros BotzWare MacrosLocation Macros Definition MacroExample $ROOMMacro Alert 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