I have an alert condition which happens with great regularity - Lost Network Connectivity on DVPorts. My vsphere admin says he turned off the alarm a long time ago and he thinks vcops might be reporting on the event and not on the alarm. Screenshot attached.
How do I get this alert to stop appearing in vcops? Does he have the correct setting in vsphere?
Is the alarm enabled?
vcops is monitoring for certain events (this one included), not for VC-based alarms.
but vcops alerts must auto-cancel once the "opposite" event occurs, e.g. network is restored.
there is no way to disable vcops-alerting for a *specific* event at the moment.
Im sorry, I dont really get this.... are you saying that I should leave the alerts in place until a clear occurs? Doesnt this event occur when a move happens? How would a clear ever happen?
If we cant filter out these events wont they drag performance down? I can get hundreds per day.
Hope thats on the list for enhancements if thats the case. Maybe im not reading this correctly. Will you clarify?
let's have a step back - on which object are you getting those alerts - isn't it the VC?
So, why would you get plenty of them?
can you also post a screenshot of the alert in vcops that you're getting.
thanks!
well, is that:
1) 3 per host each time?
2) or 3 "total", for 3 different hosts...
As far as I remember, upgrading to 5.0.3 should reduce the number of those, they should be consolidated into one.
I will check about that specific event, but once the connectivity is restored, faults should go away - isn't that the case?
another thing you can do is uncheck the "
Generate alerts on individual faults |
and see how that works for you.
Thanks Gradinka... I willl make the suggestion to the vsphere admins.
It is 3 per host each time an event occurs. I logged in one Tuesday after long weekend and had over 2000 alerts - so I dont think they are clearing on there own.
in vcops 5.6 that behavior is even better optimised , I'd suggest to try it out if possible.
you can have a separate install etc.