Unpause sensor via factory-sensor

Hi,

In this case you can work with API calls in Notification Triggers.

For this you have to first set up three Notification Templates with a meaningful template name.
Afterwards you have to enable the option "Execute HTTP Action" for each Template.
In here you have enter the following API Calls:

- Template 1: http(s):>YOURPRTG</api/pause.htm?id=>SENSORID1<&action=1&username=>ADMIN<&passhash=><

- Template 2: http(s):>YOURPRTG</api/pause.htm?id=>SENSORID2<&action=1&username=>ADMIN<&passhash=><

- Template 3: http(s):>YOURPRTG</api/pause.htm?id=%sensorid&pausemsg=>DESIRED MESSAGE<&action=0&username=>ADMIN<&passhash=><

The first two template will change the state of the parent sensor to up and the third API call will pause the affected sensor.

Afterwards you have to open the first desired "Ping" sensor and get to "Notification Trigger" menu.
In here you have to create two new "State Triggers" with the following values:
- State Trigger 1: When sensor state is Down for at least 0 seconds, perform >Template 2<
- State Trigger 2: When sensor state is Down for at least 5 seconds, perform >Template 3<

If you have created this triggers then you have to open the same menu in the second "Ping" sensor and create also two "State Triggers" with the following values:
- State Trigger 1: When sensor state is Down for at least 0 seconds, perform >Template 1<
- State Trigger 2: When sensor state is Down for at least 5 seconds, perform >Template 3<

After that you can test the reactions by "Simulate an error status" and check if the behavior is correct and everything works as it should be.