Update Alert
Mis à jour: janvier 2013
S'applique à: System Center 2012 - Orchestrator, System Center 2012 SP1 - Orchestrator
The Update Alert activity updates the information in a System Center Operations Manager alert. You can use the Update Alert activity in a runbook to update an alert based on the results from automated diagnostics performed by that runbook.
Pour connaître la procédure de configuration de cet objet, consultez : Configuring the Update Alert Activity.
The following tables list the properties and published data for this activity. The activity publishes all of the data from the required and optional properties into published data.
Update Alert Required Properties
Element | Description | Valid Values | Look up |
---|---|---|---|
Connection |
The System Center Operations Manager connection that this activity will use |
String |
Yes |
AlertID |
The unique ID of the alert that is being updated |
String |
Yes. Use Published Data |
Update Alert Optional Properties
Element | Description | Valid Values | Look up |
---|---|---|---|
CustomField1 |
The value of the first custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField2 |
The value of the second custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField3 |
The value of the third custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField4 |
The value of the fourth custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField5 |
The value of the fifth custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField6 |
The value of the sixth custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField7 |
The value of the seventh custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField8 |
The value of the eighth custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField9 |
The value of the ninth custom field |
String |
No |
CustomField10 |
The value of the tenth custom field |
String |
No |
Owner |
The owner of the alert |
String |
No |
ResolutionState |
The resolution state of the alert |
String |
Yes |
TicketId |
The ticket ID of the alert |
String |
No |
Update Alert Published Data
Name | Description |
---|---|
AlertCount |
The number of monitoring alerts that were found |
Category |
The category name of the Management Pack |
Connection |
The connection string to the System Center Operations Manager server for this activity |
ConnectorId |
The ID of the connector that generated the connection string |
ConnectorStatus |
The status of the connector |
Context |
The System Center Operations Manager context of the alert |
CustomField1 |
The value of the first custom field |
CustomField2 |
The value of the second custom field |
CustomField3 |
The value of the third custom field |
CustomField4 |
The value of the fourth custom field |
CustomField5 |
The value of the fifth custom field |
CustomField6 |
The value of the sixth custom field |
CustomField7 |
The value of the seventh custom field |
CustomField8 |
The value of the eighth custom field |
CustomField9 |
The value of the ninth custom field |
CustomField10 |
The value of the tenth custom field |
Description |
The description of the alert |
Domain |
The domain that the alert came from |
Id |
The unique ID of the alert |
IsMonitorAlert |
Indicates whether the alert was generated by a monitor |
LastModified |
The date that the alert was last modified |
LastModifiedBy |
The last user to modify the alert |
LastModifiedByNonConnector |
Indicates whether the last modification was performed by a non-connector |
MaintenanceModeLastModified |
The last time that the monitor’s maintenance mode was changed |
ManagementGroup |
The Management Group to which the alert belongs |
ManagementGroupId |
The ID of the Management Group |
MonitoringClassId |
The monitoring class ID of the alert |
MonitoringObjectDisplayName |
The display name of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object |
MonitoringObjectFullName |
The full name of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object |
MonitoringObjectHealthState |
The health state of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object |
MonitoringObjectId |
The ID of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object |
MonitoringObjectInMaintenanceMode |
Indicates whether the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object is in maintenance mode |
MonitoringObjectName |
The name of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object |
MonitoringObjectPath |
The path of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring object |
MonitoringRuleId |
The ID of the System Center Operations Manager monitoring rule |
Name |
The name of the alert |
NetbiosComputerName |
The NetBIOS computer name of the computer where the alert came from |
NetbiosDomainName |
The NetBIOS domain name of the domain where the alert came from |
Owner |
The owner of the alert |
Parameters |
The parameters of the alert |
PrincipalName |
The principal name of the computer for which the alert was created |
Priority |
The priority level of the alert |
ProblemId |
The problem ID of the alert |
RepeatCount |
The number of times that the alert has been repeated |
ResolutionState |
The resolution state of the alert |
ResolvedBy |
The user who resolved the alert |
Server |
The name of the System Center Operations Manager server |
Severity |
The severity level of the alert |
SiteName |
The site name of the alert |
StateLastModified |
The last time that the alert state was changed |
TicketId |
The ticket ID of the alert |
TimeAdded |
The time that the alert was added to System Center Operations Manager |
TimeRaised |
The time that the alert was raised |
TimeResolutionStateLastModified |
The last time that the resolution state of the alert was changed |
TimeResolved |
The time that the alert was resolved |
Username |
The user name that was used to access the System Center Operations Manager server |
Configuring the Update Alert Activity
To configure the Update Alert activity
From the Activities pane, drag an Update Alert activity to the active runbook.
Double-click the Update Alert activity icon. The Properties dialog opens.
Configure the settings in the Details tab:
In the Server section, click the ellipsis button (...), and select the Operations Manager server Connection that you want to use for this activity. Click OK.
In the Properties section, use published data from the data output by a previous activity in the runbook to populate the Alert ID field.
You can also use published data to automatically populate the value of the property from the data output by a previous activity in the runbook.
To use published data
Right-click the property value box, click Subscribe, and then click Published Data.
Click the Activity drop-down box and select the activity from which you want to obtain the data.
To view additional data elements common across the runbook, select Show Common Published Data.
Click the published data element you want to use, and then click OK.
For a list of the data elements published by each activity, see the Published Data tables in the activity topic. For information about the Common Published Data items, see Published Data.
Click Select fields. The Add/Remove Property dialog appears. From the Available list, select the fields that you want to change in the alert and click the Add button. The fields appear in the Selected list. When you have finished selecting fields to be updated, click OK. The fields that you selected appear in the Properties list.
Configure the properties of each field that you selected. You can also use published data to automatically populate the value of the properties from the data output by a previous activity in the runbook.
To change the Owner name, type the new owner name in the field.
To change the ResolutionState, click the ellipsis button (...) and select the new resolution state.
To change the TicketID, type the new ticket ID number in the field.
The Custom Field Number properties correspond to Custom Field Numbered items in System Center Operations Manager. For example, to update Custom Field 1 in System Center Operations Manager, enter the new value in the CustomField1 field.
For information about the settings on the General and Run Behavior tabs, see Common Configuration Instructions for All Activities.
Click Finish.
Other Activities
The Integration Pack for System Center Operations Manager contains the following additional activities: