C H A P T E R 14
Using Notifications
Cisco Unified Operations Manager (Operations Manager) generates alerts in response to events that occur in the IP Telephony environment and the IP fabric. You can view alerts on Operations Manager dashboards, such as the Alerts and Events display. In addition, you can configure notifications to forward information about alerts and events to SNMP trap daemons on other hosts, syslog daemons, and users.
The following topics explain notifications concepts and provide procedures for managing notifications:
•Understanding Notifications, page
•Configuring Event Sets, page
•Configuring Notifications, page
•Customizing Events, page
Understanding Notifications
This topic describes how Operations Manager determines when to send a notification and introduces the concepts that you need to be familiar with to configure notifications.
Note Notifications monitor events on device roles, not on device components. For a list of supported events and the device roles on which they can occur, see Appendix D, “Events Processed.”
What Causes Operations Manager to Send Notifications?
For each alert or event, Operations Manager compares the event, devices, severity, and state against the configured notification groups and sends a notification when there is a match. Matches can be determined by
Operations Manager assigns one severity to each alert or event and changes the state of an alert or event over time, responding to user input and changes on the device. Table
Note You can change event names to names that are more meaningful to you. You can also change the event severity sent in notifications from the Operations Manager default value to a
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