config system alert
This command can be used to configure the alert (alert-name) that is referenced in config system alert-policy. However, automation stitches CLI commands are recommended to be used only for debug purposes. To configure the stitches through GUI, refer to the FortiADC Handbook on Automation.
There are two types of alerts:
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Event alert — These alerts are system predefined, corresponding to the automation trigger types Security Events, HA Failover, and System Events.
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Metric alert — These alerts are user-defined, corresponding to the automation trigger types for SLB Metrics, System Metrics, and Interface Metrics.
Before you begin:
You must have read-write permission for Security Fabric settings.
Event alert
You can use this command to create an event alert. Automation alert events are predefined, corresponding to the Security Events, HA Failover, and System Events automation triggers.
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It is not recommended to configure automation alert events through the CLI. Automation alert events are system predefined. However, the CLI does not restrict users from defining their own events which could result in invalid configurations or unexpected behavior. For details on how to configure automation alert events in the GUI, see the FortiADC Handbook on Configure Automation Triggers. |
Syntax
config system alert
edit <alert_name>
set alert-source-type event
set priority {high|low|middle}
set event <alert_event_name>
next
end
The <alert_event_name> is defined in config system alert-event.
config system alert-event
edit <alert_event_name>
set alias <string>
set comments <string>
next
end
Metric alert
You can use the following command to create a metric alert. Automation alert metrics are user-defined, corresponding to the SLB Metrics, System Metrics, and Interface Metrics automation triggers.
Syntax
config system alert
edit <alert_name>
set alert-source-type metric
set metric-object-type slb-virtual-server
set metric-object-instance <virtual-server-name>
set duration 600
config alert-metric-expr-member
edit <alert-metric-expr-member_name>
set metric <metric_name>
set metric-comparator {le | eq | ge}
set value <int>
next
end
next
end
Note: Only one metric member is supported.
The <metric_name> is defined in config system alert-metric.
config system alert-metric
edit <metric_name>
set type {if | slb |sys}
set alias <string>
set comments <string>
next
end