Hi,
I need same help here!
I have 4 probes configured in each monitored device (router). Blat is configured to send notifications by email in such a way that, for every monitored device I receive 4 notifications! Well, at the beginning it was ok, but now it’s a kind of complicated to read and distinguish the different probes configured.
Is there a way to configure Blat/Dude to send only one or two notification for each device, keeping the 4 original probes?
This is quite important for me, and I didn’t figure out yet a way to resolve this issue! 
Thanks in advance!
Well,
Just adding my blat configuration…
On the function you never want an email from probe put “” on the error line and the probe will never be in an error state so it will never send an email. You can still graph the value…
Hi Lebowski,
Thank you for your reply!
Could you give me an example, please?
“C:\Programas\Dude\Tools\Blat\emailblat.cmd” “Service [Probe.Name] on [Device.Name] is now [Service.Status]” “Service [Probe.Name] on [Device.Name] is now [Service.Status] ([Service.ProblemDescription]) with IP address: [Device.FirstAddress]”
Cheers!
Open the probe SNMP1 in the error line put quotequote. The function will still graph the octets but you will never get a notification for that probe being down.
This probe will never generate an email but it will record the value of an APC temperature sensor if the device is up.
I am fairly certain I read your request incorrectly but maybe my suggestion will still help.
No sucess!
SNMP1 is not a function and doesn´t show that option. :C
The other probe is a function but that option “” was already configured and is sending emails notifications through Blat!
Well you can do it on a per-probe basis, on each device, open the probe, select the notification tab, select “Use Notifications” but make sure none of the notifications in the list of notifications has a check mark next to it. So every time you add the 4 probes to a device you have to go disable notifications by “using notification - none”. Kind of a PITA but that should do the trick.
HTH,
Lebowski
!! I have 230 devices to check… I was looking for the easy way!!
Yep that is why I started with the probe (you might double check why your probe sends email, the one with “” in the error line should never send an email)…
The dude is one of the best examples of object oriented programming I have ever seen but when the object is not programmed (modify a list of devices) you feel the pain!!!
