Escalated alert - SMS
I'll post this to the support desk as well, but it is the secondary question that i think that you my be able to answer as well.
It is 18.40 4th July and I have just received an email with an Escalated alert in it.
The email is dated in Outlook as sent :
Tues 4/7/2006 18.59.
The text reads:
"The status of xxx port 443 (ABC ADSL router) changed to DOWN at Sun Jun 11 10:30:08 2006.
Reason: Error: Could not connect to host ."
The actual error in SC reads:
TCP xxx port 443 Tue Jul 4 16:43:08 2006 DOWN OK 00:24:12
TCP xxx port 443 Tue Jul 4 16:28:22 2006 OK DOWN Acknowledged The link to xxxx may be down. Could not connect to host
Previous error:
TCP xxx port 443 Sat Jun 24 11:14:38 2006 DOWN OK 02:55:02
TCP xxx port 443 Wed Jun 21 06:34:33 2006 DOWN OK 01:27:49
Am I living in a time warp?
As a secondary question.
The subject line of the email is:
ESCALATED ALERT: xxx port 443 is DOWN (actually the xxx starts with an 8) but the SMS just says ESCALATED ALERT.
I am puzzled.
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
It is 18.40 4th July and I have just received an email with an Escalated alert in it.
The email is dated in Outlook as sent :
Tues 4/7/2006 18.59.
The text reads:
"The status of xxx port 443 (ABC ADSL router) changed to DOWN at Sun Jun 11 10:30:08 2006.
Reason: Error: Could not connect to host ."
The actual error in SC reads:
TCP xxx port 443 Tue Jul 4 16:43:08 2006 DOWN OK 00:24:12
TCP xxx port 443 Tue Jul 4 16:28:22 2006 OK DOWN Acknowledged The link to xxxx may be down. Could not connect to host
Previous error:
TCP xxx port 443 Sat Jun 24 11:14:38 2006 DOWN OK 02:55:02
TCP xxx port 443 Wed Jun 21 06:34:33 2006 DOWN OK 01:27:49
Am I living in a time warp?
As a secondary question.
The subject line of the email is:
ESCALATED ALERT: xxx port 443 is DOWN (actually the xxx starts with an 8) but the SMS just says ESCALATED ALERT.
I am puzzled.
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
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In the mean time:
1/ download the latest build of the s-alerts from following url:
http://www.serverscheck.net/files/s-alerts.exe
2/ run the s-alerts.exe in debug mode as described here:
http://kb.serverscheck.com/index.php?page=index_v2&id=42&c=6
3/ Let the rule 443 fail and send the debug log as reply to this message
Thanks