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Monitoring Traffic > Working with alarms
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Not all alarms are critical. Some alarms report transient conditions. For example, a license download failed:4 alarm can be generated by a temporary disruption in internet connectivity.
Navigate to Monitor > My Proxy > Alarms to see a listing of current alarms, as shown below.
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Content Gateway also sends select alarms to TRITON - Web Security, where they are referred to as alerts. Summary alert messages are displayed on the TRITON - Web Security Status > Today page. Web Security administrators can configure which Content Gateway conditions cause alert messages to be sent, and which methods (email or SNMP) are used to send the alert, on the Settings > Alerts pages.
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After you have read an alarm message, you can click Clear in the alarm message window to dismiss the alarm. Alarm messages, provides a description of some of the alarm messages that Content Gateway generates.
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Clicking Clear only dismisses alarm messages; it does not resolve the cause of the alarms.
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Navigate to the Configure > My Proxy > Basic > General tab.
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In the Alarm eMail field, enter the email address to which you want to send alarms. Be sure to use the full mail address including @ notation, for example:
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Click Apply.
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A sample script file named example_alarm_bin.sh is provided in /opt/WCG/bin. You can modify this file.
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Monitoring Traffic > Working with alarms
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