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Have setup a Monitor for Process running on servers.
In the Alerts Tab, i wanted to show the Values for the Server Name and IP:
$Target/Host/Property[Type="MicrosoftWindowsLibrary7585010!Microsoft.Windows.Computer"]/PrincipalName$
$Target/Host/Property[Type="MicrosoftWindowsLibrary7585010!Microsoft.Windows.Computer"]/IPAddress$
But the parameters are coming as {0} and {1}:
Is this another bug in SCOM?
Hi Cyril,
After the threshold was breached again, the alert was re generated and the Properties were displayed as expected.
Thanks.
SR
Hi Saiyad,
may I ask you to mark Cyril's reply as an answer. This help outlining correct answers and keeps the forums clean.
Many thanks for that in advance!
Regards,
Stoyan
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Is your screenshot from an alert that existed before you modified the description? In that case, it's normal, the modification will only work with new alerts.
Yes it was already existing. Good point.
But I did reset the Alert.
It turned Green and then on next poll it came back again but with no values.
Since its a Monitor I didn't think its a good idea to Close the alert.
So what do i need to do to test that this works properly?
If I'm understanding you right, you reset the health of the monitor so it turned back to green.
But is that monitor configured to auto-close the alert when it goes back to Healthy state?
If yes, that should have indeed automatically closed the alert, and when the monitor goes to Warning or Critical again a new alert should be generated, and that new alert should contain the proper description....
Can you confirm that the "created" date of the alert is more recent than the time when you modified the alert description?