WildMetrix Live Alert Notifications and Management

 

Scalable Alert Management for Network Operations.

The powerful Alert Management of WildMetrix™ enables another proactive approach to managing complex system infrastructures. Alerting Rules are integrated with Monitoring Policies and can be customized, or you can create your own. Alerts can be charted in correlation with performance and log data for pinpointing problems and performing root cause analysis. Different severity levels are available for each alerting rule, and multiple rules can be created for a single counter. Alert notifications are generated and sent to any user-specified destination including the WildMetrix™ console, email, and text messaging through the use of Alert Publications and User Subscriptions.
 

 
Publications
Publications are the easy way to manage the collection of different alert notifications. Each can be created based on device roles, functionality and/or user responsibility.
 
Subscriptions
Users can subscribe to different publications and be notified by different methods of contact for each severity level.
 
Scheduled Black-Outs
Scheduled black-outs allows specific alerts to be shut off when they are expected to occur and do not require to be managed.
 
Device Management Mode
Device management mode allows a user to turn off all alerting on a specific device for maintenance of that device. Metrics data continues to be collecting in this mode.
 
Baseline Manager
Quickly review the gap between your alerting rule thresholds and your performance within normal business hours and visually adjust thresholds.
 
Inline Alerting Rule Adjustments
WildMetrix saves you time by allowing you to manage alerting rules on the fly when acknowledging alerts. Review averages and alerts on charts and adjust thresholds by simply dragging the threshold line.
 
Alert Distribution and Review
Alerts are visually displayed in the WildMetrix console in several ways including: interactive logical network map, alerts dashboard, and device status dashboard part.