Configuring Notification Settings
- 04 Jun 2024
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Configuring Notification Settings
- Updated on 04 Jun 2024
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To configure Notification Settings:
- From the top right corner of any page, click . The System Settings page opens.
- In the Categories/Subcategories pane of the System Settings page, expand System, and select Notifications.
Note:
The Enable notifications for low disk space (percentage %) and Enable notifications for low disk space (GB) options in the above screen are visible for customer-hosted (on-premise / private cloud) deployments only; not for Axonius-hosted (SaaS) deployment.
- Notifications email address (optional, default: empty) - Configure a comma-separated list of email addresses to receive an email:
- When there is a connection issue with any of the adapter connections, the email contains a table of affected adapters with relevant details.
- When a node has not communicated for over three hours.
- When the available free disk space is below the limit defined (if configured).
- Notifications webhook address (optional, default: empty) - Configure the webhook URL to receive a message. The message sent is the same as the message included in the email.
- When there is a connection issue with any of the adapter connections.
- When the available free disk space is below the limit defined (if configured).
- Enable notifications for low disk space (percentage %) (required, default: switched off)
- Visible for customer-hosted (on-premise / private cloud) deployments only.
- When toggled on, the system monitors the available free disk space percentage for all nodes and creates critical or warning notifications based on the following settings:
- Critical notifications: notify when free disk space is below (percentage %) (optional, default: 5) - Set the percentage of free disk space, below which the system creates a critical notification.
- Warning notifications: notify when free disk space is below (percentage %) (optional, default: 10) - Set the percentage of free disk space, below which the system creates a warning notification.
- Minimum days between critical notifications (required, default: 1) - Set the minimum number of days that need to pass since the last time a critical disk space notification based on percentage was created per node.
- Minimum days between warning notifications (required, default: 7) - Set the minimum number of days that need to pass since the last time a warning disk space notification based on percentage was created per node.
- Enable notifications for low disk space (GB) (required, default: switched off)
- Visible for customer-hosted (on-premise / private cloud) deployments only.
- When toggled on, the system monitors the available free disk space in GB for all nodes and creates critical or warning notifications based on the following settings:.
- Critical notifications: notify when free disk space is below (GB) (optional, default: 10) - Set the amount of free disk space (GB), below which the system creates a critical notification.
- Warning notifications: notify when free disk space is below (GB) (optional, default: 15) - Set the amount of free disk space (GB), below which the system creates a critical notification.
- Minimum days between critical notifications (required, default: 1) - Set the minimum number of days that need to pass since the last time a critical disk space notification based on available space in GB was created per node.
- Minimum days between warning notifications (required, default: 7) - Set the minimum number of days that need to pass since the last time a warning disk space notification based on available space in GB was created per node.
- Send notification when a scheduled fetch failed to trigger - Enable this option to send a notification if a scheduled adapter fetch did not begin fetching within 24 hours from the time it was scheduled to fetch.
Note:
Axonius cloud customers are not required to configure an email server in order to receive notification emails.
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