Vitor Santos 72 Posted January 8 Share Posted January 8 Hello, We've been noticing sometimes when deleting a resource (that has open alarms - previously sent to our SNOW ITOM via integration), CLEAR event(s) - for the respective alarms aren't sent. The same happens with instances that we disable for example. This behavior often leads to stuff filtered on LM but, alarms still open on SNOW. We've started to disable alarming first & only then delete/filter. However, it would be nice if LM had some kind of mechanism that would detect present alarms for the resource/instance in question & send a CLEAR event automatically upon deletion of those. I believe this would avoid the end-user missing the 'disable alarming' step prior to the deletion & ease our job a lot (since we're in a constant filter/removal of stuff). Thanks! 1 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
azia 6 Posted January 13 Share Posted January 13 OH ya this problem does exist. Would be great if there was an option that allowed auto-resolve in SNOW on instance/resource deletion (maybe on the group level using a property?) Currently we handle the orphaned tickets by running a daily script that resolves the ticket, when there are tickets that are open in SNOW on instances/resources that dont exist in LM. As we are a large MSP, this happens in the hundreds daily However if this solution is added it would be one less script running that does bulk admin cleanup. As much as that script helps, it leaves a path for messups,. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Vitor Santos 72 Posted Thursday at 02:58 PM Author Share Posted Thursday at 02:58 PM Yeah as an MSP, this represents a struggle as well. Since we've a team to handle LM removals/filters. The instruction is to stop alarming prior to removal... This clears anything present for the resource in question. But yeah, it would be nice to have it built-in. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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