ProVal Remote Monitor Detailed Report
Summary
This dataview shows all custom remote monitors built by ProVal with detailed implementation status information.
Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Monitor | Remote monitor name |
| Interval | Frequency of the monitor execution in seconds. |
| Interval String | Frequency of the monitor execution in Days, Hours, and Minutes format. |
| Alert Style | This shows the monitor's alert style, which indicates the number of failures required to trigger an alert: 0 - Continuous: It will trigger an autofix for each failure detected. 1 - Once: It will trigger an alert for one failure and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 2 - Twice: It will trigger an alert for two continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 3 - Thrice: It will trigger an alert for three continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 4 - Fourth: It will trigger an alert for four continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 5 - Fifth: It will trigger an alert for five continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 6 - Sixth: It will trigger an alert for six continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 7 - Seventh: It will trigger an alert for seven continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 8 - Eighth: It will trigger an alert for eight continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 9 - Ninth: It will trigger an alert for nine continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. 10 - Tenth: It will trigger an alert for ten continuous failures and wait for success to report to re-trigger the autofix. |
| Group | Target group where the remote monitor is applied. |
| Alert Template | Alert template applied to the monitor. |
| Alert Template Description | Detailed information on the alert template if provided during creation. |
| Script | Script running as an autofix with the monitor via the alert template applied to it. |
| Script Nature | Indicates whether the script used as an autofix is the ProVal script or a default script. |
| Ticket Category | Ticket category name to which the ticket will be generated via the autofix alert template. |
| Affected Computers | Number of agents where the remote monitor is applied. |
Color Coding
Color coding has been applied to the columns "Affected Computers" and "Script Nature" as shown below:
Script Nature: Here, the "ProVal Script" is highlighted in green to draw attention to where the "ProVal" scripts are used as an autofix.
Affected Computers: Here, the "0" is written in bold/italic font using red color to indicate remote monitors that are not applied to any computers.