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Acknowledgements & History

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list S Aiello · Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:49:29 -0400 ·
All,

I was curious if there was a reason why when an alert is acknowledged, why that acknowledgement is not displayed in History. In my mind an acknowledgement is a state change, i.e. Red -> to Red-acked. This would also help when performing audits on help-desk responsiveness to alerts in Hobbit. It would also help, when an alert acknowledgement expires. presently my team treats the alert as a new incident. It would be very helpful if they could check the history and see that the alert was previously acknowledged and what the ack-blurb was.

Or are acks more of a BB legacy thing, and I should really be using disabled/maint of tests ?

Thoughts ?
 ~Steve
list Peter Welter · Tue, 4 Sep 2007 10:39:15 +0200 ·
Hi Steve,

Funny, as I searched the mailing list today for the exact same thing
and I totally agree with you on this point. It would be very valuable
information if the acks+info would appear in the history since you
want to treat this differently then planned downtime (a blue dot). You
want this info in the SLA-reports to show up.

Could you comment on this, Henryk? Maybe to show up in 4.3.* (fingers crossed)?

-- Peter


2007/7/24, user-ce96540ed38f@xymon.invalid <user-ce96540ed38f@xymon.invalid>:
quoted from S Aiello
All,

I was curious if there was a reason why when an alert is acknowledged, why
that acknowledgement is not displayed in History. In my mind an
acknowledgement is a state change, i.e. Red -> to Red-acked. This would also
help when performing audits on help-desk responsiveness to alerts in Hobbit.
It would also help, when an alert acknowledgement expires. presently my team
treats the alert as a new incident. It would be very helpful if they could
check the history and see that the alert was previously acknowledged and what
the ack-blurb was.

Or are acks more of a BB legacy thing, and I should really be using
disabled/maint of tests ?

Thoughts ?
 ~Steve

list Peter Welter · Thu, 6 Sep 2007 12:43:49 +0200 ·
Hi Henrik or someone who familiar with the Acknowledge-feature,

Sorry for being impatient, I know this seems very minor, but could you
comment on this issue? Why are state changes (Red/Yellow -> Red/Yellow
Ack) not kept in the Hobbit-history?

Is this different Hobbit behaviour comparing to BB?

Many thanks, Peter


2007/9/4, Peter Welter <user-f55666bd0d1e@xymon.invalid>:
quoted from Peter Welter
Hi Steve,

Funny, as I searched the mailing list today for the exact same thing
and I totally agree with you on this point. It would be very valuable
information if the acks+info would appear in the history since you
want to treat this differently then planned downtime (a blue dot). You
want this info in the SLA-reports to show up.

Could you comment on this, Henryk? Maybe to show up in 4.3.* (fingers crossed)?

-- Peter


2007/7/24, user-ce96540ed38f@xymon.invalid <user-ce96540ed38f@xymon.invalid>:
All,

I was curious if there was a reason why when an alert is acknowledged, why
that acknowledgement is not displayed in History. In my mind an
acknowledgement is a state change, i.e. Red -> to Red-acked. This would also
help when performing audits on help-desk responsiveness to alerts in Hobbit.
It would also help, when an alert acknowledgement expires. presently my team
treats the alert as a new incident. It would be very helpful if they could
check the history and see that the alert was previously acknowledged and what
the ack-blurb was.

Or are acks more of a BB legacy thing, and I should really be using
disabled/maint of tests ?

Thoughts ?
 ~Steve

list Nicolas Lienard · Thu, 08 Sep 2011 09:31:01 +0200 ·
Hello

I'd like to know if the Acknowledge History feature is on the road map of Xymon Dev.

This is a feature which will be very very useful and i'm also impatient to see it implemented.

Thanks
Regards,
Nico
quoted from Peter Welter


Hi Henrik or someone who familiar with the Acknowledge-feature,

Sorry for being impatient, I know this seems very minor, but could you
comment on this issue? Why are state changes (Red/Yellow -> Red/Yellow
Ack) not kept in the Hobbit-history?

Is this different Hobbit behaviour comparing to BB?

Many thanks, Peter


2007/9/4, Peter Welter <user-f55666bd0d1e@xymon.invalid>:
Hi Steve,

Funny, as I searched the mailing list today for the exact same thing
and I totally agree with you on this point. It would be very valuable
information if the acks+info would appear in the history since you
want to treat this differently then planned downtime (a blue dot). You
want this info in the SLA-reports to show up.

Could you comment on this, Henryk? Maybe to show up in 4.3.* (fingers crossed)?

-- Peter


2007/7/24, user-ce96540ed38f@xymon.invalid <user-ce96540ed38f@xymon.invalid>:
All,

I was curious if there was a reason why when an alert is acknowledged, why
that acknowledgement is not displayed in History. In my mind an
acknowledgement is a state change, i.e. Red -> to Red-acked. This would also
help when performing audits on help-desk responsiveness to alerts in Hobbit.
It would also help, when an alert acknowledgement expires. presently my team
treats the alert as a new incident. It would be very helpful if they could
check the history and see that the alert was previously acknowledged and what
the ack-blurb was.

Or are acks more of a BB legacy thing, and I should really be using
disabled/maint of tests ?

Thoughts ?
 ~Steve