Hello Team,
There is an unwanted/decommissioned trunk in our CUCM and I need to suspend monitoring for that trunk as it is generating alerts as trunk down which is noise for us.
Can someone help to sort out this situation.
Thanks,
Venkata.
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Hi @Venkata,
Assuming the alert is being generated by the CmaTrunkDownErr condition of the cmaDeviceAlerts threshold, you could exclude the trunk by refining the where clause to exclude that trunk. For example, adding the clause:
AND DEVNAME <> "[device name of the trunk you don't want to alert on]"
This should prevent that condition from generating alerts for that specific trunk. This is what it would look like in the threshold properties:
If you've removed the trunk from CUCM, the change may not reflect in Prognosis until the following day because the device list is normally only refreshed once per day during the 4am maintenance window. If you need to force it to update immediately, restarting the Prognosis cluster collector should pick up the change providing it is reflected in the configuration data supplied by the CUCM.
I hope this helps!
Regards,
Scott Clement
Hi @Venkata,
Assuming the alert is being generated by the CmaTrunkDownErr condition of the cmaDeviceAlerts threshold, you could exclude the trunk by refining the where clause to exclude that trunk. For example, adding the clause:
AND DEVNAME <> "[device name of the trunk you don't want to alert on]"
This should prevent that condition from generating alerts for that specific trunk. This is what it would look like in the threshold properties:
If you've removed the trunk from CUCM, the change may not reflect in Prognosis until the following day because the device list is normally only refreshed once per day during the 4am maintenance window. If you need to force it to update immediately, restarting the Prognosis cluster collector should pick up the change providing it is reflected in the configuration data supplied by the CUCM.
I hope this helps!
Regards,
Scott Clement
Hi Scott Clement,
Thanks for your detailed explanation.
Your solution worked and I can able to stop monitoring for single as well as multiple trunks in the CUCM cluster.
Thanks,
Venkata.
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