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Dear PRTG KB,
i have 5500 sensors and i need to start configuring dependencies..
i have multiple sites that depend on only one site Example:
Russia / USA -- Paris \ London
If USA goes down, i do not want to receive emails from: Russia, Paris or London..
because then we will receive approx 600+ Emails :/
How can i accomplish this?
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Just so I get this right: you configured the ping sensor of your firewall as the main object for it, right?
Let's assume you have a structure like this:
PRTG Local Probe US | |_Firewall [Ping] [DNS] PRTG Remote Probe in Paris |_Firewall [Ping] [DNS] |_FTP [FTP] [Ping] [Filecount]
You would then right click the remote probe in Paris > Edit > Settings and set the depdency to the ping sensor of the Firewall on the local probe. When the ping goes down, all sensors of the probe will be paused. Note that you don't have monitoring data that PRTG can't ping your firewall for any reason.
I guess you would be better of to make certain services on the remote sites depend on something within your network. So the child items won't send notifications if their logical parents in the US are down.
Created on Mar 3, 2015 2:21:34 PM by
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You can make a group depend on a certain sensor. This way, when the sensor it depends on goes down, the entire group will be paused. So let's say you have a ping sensor on your US internet connection, Russia, Paris and London won't send notifications :)
In order to set the dependency, simply go to the settings of the group and uncheck "Schedules, dependencies and maintenance window" and set "Select Object" as dependency type. Then you will be able to pick a sensor that represents the connections to the other sites - They will be paused in case of an incident.
Created on Mar 3, 2015 11:40:28 AM by
Votes:
Just so I get this right: you configured the ping sensor of your firewall as the main object for it, right?
Let's assume you have a structure like this:
PRTG Local Probe US | |_Firewall [Ping] [DNS] PRTG Remote Probe in Paris |_Firewall [Ping] [DNS] |_FTP [FTP] [Ping] [Filecount]
You would then right click the remote probe in Paris > Edit > Settings and set the depdency to the ping sensor of the Firewall on the local probe. When the ping goes down, all sensors of the probe will be paused. Note that you don't have monitoring data that PRTG can't ping your firewall for any reason.
I guess you would be better of to make certain services on the remote sites depend on something within your network. So the child items won't send notifications if their logical parents in the US are down.
Created on Mar 3, 2015 2:21:34 PM by
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