ProVal Internal Monitor Detailed Report

Summary

This document provides a comprehensive overview of all custom internal monitors built by ProVal, along with detailed implementation status information.

Columns

Column	Description
Monitor	Internal monitor name.
Monitor Status	Indicates whether the monitor is disabled or enabled.
Fail Count	The number of times the monitor has failed.
Interval	The frequency of the monitor's execution in seconds.
Interval String	The frequency of the monitor's execution in Days, Hours, and Minutes format.
Alert Style	Describes the monitor's alert style, indicating the number of failures required to trigger an alert.
	0 - Send Fail After Success: Triggers an alert for each failure and waits for success to report to re-trigger the autofix.
	1 - Once Per Day: Triggers an alert for a failure once per day.
	2 - Once Per 2 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 2 days.
	3 - Once Per 3 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 3 days.
	4 - Once Per 4 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 4 days.
	5 - Once Per 5 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 5 days.
	6 - Once Per 6 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 6 days.
	7 - Once Per 7 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 7 days.
	8 - Once Per 30 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 30 days.
	9 - Once Per 60 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 60 days.
	10 - Once Per 90 Days: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 90 days.
	11 - Once Per Year: Triggers an alert for a failure once per year.
	12 - Once Per 5 Years: Triggers an alert for a failure once every 5 years.
Last Scan	The last scan date of the internal monitor.
Last Failure	The date of the last failure detected by the internal monitor.
Next Scan	The next upcoming scan date of the internal monitor.
Group	The targeted group if the monitor is applied to a specific group. A blank entry denotes that the monitor is applied globally.
Alert Template	The alert template applied to the monitor for the targeted group or globally.
Alert Template Description	Detailed information on the alert template, if provided during creation.
Script	The script running as an autofix with the monitor via the applied alert template.
Script Nature	Indicates whether the autofix script is a ProVal Script or a Default script.
Ticket Category	The ticket category name for the ticket generated via the autofix alert template.
Monitor Synced/Updated	Indicates whether the internal monitor was synced from the ProSync plugin.

Color Coding

Color coding is applied to the columns "Monitor Status," "Script Nature," and "Monitor Synced/Updated" as shown below:

Monitor Status: The "Disabled" font is highlighted in bold/italic red to draw attention to disabled monitors.

Script Nature: The "ProVal Script" is highlighted in green to indicate where ProVal scripts are used as autofixes.

Monitor Synced/Updated: "Yes" is highlighted in green, "No" in red, and "N/A" in grey to easily show whether the monitor is properly synced/updated from the ProVal plugin.