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- Manage Incidents Using Incident Configurations
- How NNMi Gathers Incidents
- How NNMi Closes Incidents
- Incident Configurations Provided by NNMi
- About Custom Incident Attributes for an Incident
- Manage the Number of Incoming Incidents
- Configure an Action for an Incident
- Configure Diagnostics for an Incident
- Incidents Configurations You Might Want to Enable
- Using the Command Line to Manage Incident Configurations
About Custom Incident Attributes for an Incident
[This is the context-sensitive help for the Interface Settings form. This topic is intentionally NOT in the TOC.]
The Custom Incident Attributes (CIAs) form enables you to specify additional CIAs to be saved with an incoming incident. You can then use this information to enhance the incident. For example, the information might be added to the incident message or used to customize a severity for a particular CIA value.
When creating a CIA for an incident configuration, you can specify any of the following values:
- Custom Attribute on the source node
- Custom Attribute on the interface (source object)
You also specify the Custom Incident Attribute name that will store this information.
You can provide the required information within the following contexts:
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