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%{PARAMETER_NAME}
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Name of the parameter that triggered the alert
Example: PredictedFailure
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%{VALUE}
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Formatted value (with unit) of the parameter that triggered the alert
Example: 67.3 °C
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%{RAW_VALUE}
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Raw value of the parameter that triggered the alert
Example: 67.30000
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%{ALARM_TYPE}
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Alarm type (INFORMATION, WARNING or ALARM)
Example: ALARM
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%{PROBLEM}
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Description of the problem encountered by the monitored device
Example: The speed of this fan is critically low (1503 rpm).
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%{CONSEQUENCE}
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Description of the possible consequence of the detected problem
Example: The temperature of the chip, component or device that was cooled by this fan should grow quickly. This can lead to severe hardware damage and system crashes.
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%{RECOMMENDED_ACTION}
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Recommended action to solve the problem
Example: Check if the fan is really no more cooling the system. If so, replace the fan.
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%{OBJECT_ID}
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PATROL internal ID of the instance that triggered the alert
Example: MS_HW_DellOpenManagehdf_11
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%{OBJECT_LABEL}
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Display name of the instance that triggered the alert
Example: Fan: 1.1 (CPU 1)
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%{OBJECT_CLASS}
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Class of the instance that triggered the alert
Example: MS_HW_FAN
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%{OBJECT_TYPE}
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Type of the device that triggered the alert
Example: Fan
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%{OBJECT_DEVICEID}
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Hardware Sentry internal device ID of the instance that triggered the alert
Example: 1.1
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%{PARENT_ID}
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PATROL internal ID of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
Example: MS_HW_DellOpenManagehdf_1
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%{PARENT_LABEL}
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Display name of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
Example: Computer: Dell PowerEdge 1600SC
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%{PARENT_CLASS}
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Class of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
Example: MS_HW_ENCLOSURE
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%{PARENT_TYPE}
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Type of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
Example: Computer enclosure
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%{PARENT_DEVICEID}
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Hardware Sentry internal device ID of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
Example: 1
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%{HOSTNAME}
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Name of the computer monitored with the PATROL Agent
Example: SENTRYTEST003
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%{DATE}
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Current date in the YYYY-MM-dd format
Example: 2005-6-23
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%{TIME}
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Current time in the HH:MM:SS format
Example: 11:14:53
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%{ASCTIME:…}
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Current date and time formatted as specified in the macro
Example: %{ASCTIME:%m %d %T %Y} will produce Jun 6 11:14:53 2005
The available formats for the %{ASCTIME:…} macro are listed in the asctime() description of the PSL Reference Guide (Book 2).
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%{/variable_name}
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Value of the variable_name instance variable
Example: %{/worstParam} will give the name of the "worst parameter" of the instance that triggered the alert.
This feature is recommended for advanced users only!
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%{NEWLINE}, %{\n}
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Linefeed.
This is useful to produce multi-line information.
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%{FULLREPORT}
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Full hardware health report about the instance that triggered the alert
Example: see the output of the "Instant Hardware Health Report" Menu command
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