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bfuller1478
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Contributor

How to disable an alert for a single vm in vrealize

We have recently virtualized our Veeam backup server.  Since we did this we are getting an alert for a drive on this server that says it is full.  The problem is that drive does not exist on the veeam server.  I am guessing that it might mount a temp drive while doing some of the backup routines.  Is there a way to basically ignore/stop that particular drive for this particular machine from alerting us?  We are running 4.7.

Thanks,

Alert Definition Name: One or more virtual machine guest file systems are running out of disk space
Alert Definition Description: One or more guest file systems of the virtual machine are running out of disk space. Check the symptom details to identify the affected guest file system
Object Name : Veeam01-prd
Object Type : VirtualMachine
Alert Impact: health
Alert State : critical
Alert Type : Virtualization/Hypervisor
Alert Sub-Type : Capacity
Object Health State: critical
Object Risk State: info
Object Efficiency State: info
Control State: Open
Symptoms:
SYMPTOM SET - self

Symptom Name

Object Name

Object ID

Metric

Message Info

Guest file system space usage at warning level

Veeam01-prd

25caf7bb-4610-4ee5-9394-d3b4e900c8f0

guestfilesystem:E:\|percentage

  1. 95.198 > 90.0

Guest file system space usage at critical level

Veeam01-prd

25caf7bb-4610-4ee5-9394-d3b4e900c8f0

guestfilesystem:E:\|percentage

  1. 95.198 > 95.0
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ryanrpatel
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

In vROps goto the Alert and goto the Alert Definition. You can adjust the Policy that it's using.

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Yogadevi
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

If you have to disable the alert only for a particular server you need to create a custom group with the VM's that you want to exclude from this alert.

Then create a custom policy with this alert disable and apply to the custom group

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virtualg_uk
Leadership
Leadership

I have a blog article here to explain how to do this in more detail: vRealize Operations – vROps – Policies. What, Why, How? – VirtualG.uk


Graham | User Moderator | https://virtualg.uk
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