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- ETS release history
- Install or Upgrade
- Get Started
- Administer
- Engineer's Toolset Administrator Guide
- Introduction to Engineer's Toolset
- Launch Pad
- Utilities
- Workspace Studio
- Tools Reference
- Advanced Subnet Calculator
- Bandwidth Gauges
- Compare a running config with the startup config
- Config Downloader
- Config Uploader
- Config Viewer
- CPU Gauge
- DHCP Scope Monitor
- DNS Analyzer
- DNS and WhoIs Resolver
- DNS Audit
- Edit Dictionaries
- Enhanced PING
- IP Address Management
- Scan a subnet
- Modify subnets
- Filter subnet addresses
- Change the status of an IP address manually
- Modify SNMP credentials and enable SNMP discovery
- Modify ICMP scan settings
- Automatically publish discovered information in HTML
- Scan a subnet manually
- Refresh subnet IP address list
- Share IP address Management Database
- IP Network Browser
- MAC Address Discovery
- MAC Finder
- MIB Scanner
- MIB Viewer
- MIB Walk
- Neighbor Map
- NetFlow Configurator
- NetFlow Generator
- NetFlow Replicator
- NetFlow Realtime
- Network Monitor
- Add devices to monitor
- Import into Network Monitor
- Modify Network Monitor settings
- Export and print node lists and event details
- Publish to the Web
- View and modify node details
- Delete nodes
- View node-specific events
- View the Event Monitor
- View Event details
- Search previous events
- Export events
- Run database maintenance
- Modify the look Network Monitor
- Response Time Charts
- Network Performance Monitor
- What Network Performance Monitor offers
- Start the Toolset Network Performance Monitor
- Add nodes and interfaces
- Modify System settings
- Modify Advanced settings
- View node data and modify node properties
- View interface data and modify interface properties
- View volume details and modify volume properties
- Poll on demand
- Rediscover on demand
- Events
- Views
- Charts
- Alerts
- Create alerts
- Test alert action
- Edit alerts
- Copy alert
- View current alerts
- Disable alerts
- Delete alerts
- Alert suppression
- Example of a dependent node alert suppression
- Example of a failure of a load balancing alert suppression
- Network Sonar
- Password Generator
- Ping
- Ping Sweep
- Proxy Ping
- Real Time Interface Monitor
- Route Viewer
- Router password decryption
- Send page
- SFTP/SCP Server
- Simple Web gadget
- Solar Putty
- Spam Blacklist
- SNMP Brute Force Attack
- SNMP Dictionary Attack
- SNMP MIB Browser
- SNMP Sweep
- SNMP Trap Editor
- SNMP Trap Receiver
- Subnet Calculator
- Switch Port Mapper
- Syslog Server
- TFTP Server
- Update System MIB
- Wake-on-LAN
- WAN Killer
- Watch It
- WMI browser
Copy alert
After you configure an alert, consider using it as a template for other alerts. For example, you might not want an alert to fire during work hours. To create this alert, you already had to create all of the suppression, alerting, and reset features and exclude the 9-to-5 weekday time period. By copying this alert, you can change only the Time of Day tab to update and include the entire weekend. You might also consider creating disabled template alerts that contain working e-mail alerts, to avoid having to enter the SNMP information again. You might want to notify a different individual on different days. Copying an alert can be useful in all of these scenarios.
- Click Alerts > Configure Alerts, and then select the alert to edit on the Configure Alerts window.
- Click Copy Alert, and then update the properties you to modify.
- To save the copy of your new alert, click OK.