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  • Article
  • 05/19/2016
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Managing Alerts

 

Updated: May 13, 2016

Applies To: System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager, System Center 2012 - Operations Manager, System Center 2012 SP1 - Operations Manager

An alert is an indication of a significant event requiring attention. Rules and monitors can generate alerts. You can view alerts in the Monitoring workspace of the Operations console or web console.

Managing Alerts topics

  • How Heartbeats Work in Operations Manager

  • Resolving Heartbeat Alerts

  • How an Alert is Produced

  • Viewing Active Alerts

  • Viewing Alert Details

  • Examining Properties of Alerts, Rules, and Monitors

  • Impact of Closing an Alert

  • How to Close an Alert Generated by a Monitor

  • How to Reset Health

  • Identifying the Computer Experiencing a Problem

  • Using Health Explorer to Investigate Problems

  • Using Event View to Investigate Problems

  • Investigating Alert Storms

  • How to Set Alert Resolution States

  • How to Configure Automatic Alert Resolution

  • Diagnostic and Recovery Tasks

Other resources for this component

  • TechNet Library main page for Operations Manager

  • Operations Guide for System Center 2012 - Operations Manager

  • Subscribing to Alert Notifications

  • General Tasks in Operations Manager

  • How to Suspend Monitoring Temporarily by Using Maintenance Mode

  • Creating and Managing Groups

  • Running Tasks in Operations Manager

  • How to Create a Resource Pool

  • Connecting Management Groups in Operations Manager

  • Operations Manager Report Authoring Guide


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