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Author's profile photo Tamas Istenes

Alerts in RZ20

The CCMS Alert Monitoring Infrastructure consists of three parts:

  • Data Collection
  • Data Storage
  • Data Reporting/Administration

SAP provides an expert tool, the CCMS Alert Monitoring transaction RZ20 as a display transaction to report the monitoring structures
and monitoring data which are stored in the monitoring segments. Alternatively,you can use the Solution Manager to display the monitoring data in a
business-oriented context. If the system identifies a problem an alert will be created.

  In general if you complete an alert manual it means that the user thinks that the problem is solved and because of this the alert can be
completed. If the problem is really solved than with the next run of the data supplier no new alert (YELLOW or RED) will be created but if
the actual problem is not solved a new alert will be created. Now it depends on how you did setup your 3-rd Party monitoring system because
if this system does read all the ACTIVE alerts every 5 minutes than it means that after 5 minutes also the actual status of the alerts also
will be reported in the 3-rd Party monitoring system and in this way you can only use SAP CCMS to manage the alerts.

A GREEN alert means that the data supplier reports that the problem is solved (not the user).

-Working with All-Clears (Green Alerts)

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/b2/dfee407552742ae10000000a155106/content.htm

Recommended notes:

414029 –  RZ20: Automatic reorganization of alerts

1055793 – Gray alerts with “(..::)” in SolMan Solution Monitoring

543414 –  RZ20: Alerts stay in status ACTION_REQUIRED

1703934 – Green alerts after monitoring pause

746193 –  RZ20: Generating all-clears (“green alerts”)
382769 –  RZ20: Error messages do not generate any Alerts
1462715 – Old alerts are not visible after switching to summer time

GREEN alerts can note used for the node “Shortdumps” because a GREEN  alert is only created after the status of the node is YELLOW or

RED and after this a new message is sent with the rating GREEN and this will create the GREEN alert. For the “Shortdumps” node this will never

happen because only message with YELLOW or RED rating will be sent to this node.

For example you can use it for the OS_Collector State monitoring node becuase when SAPOSCOL id dowm a RED message will be sent and a RED
alert will be created and as soon as SAPOSOL runs again a GREEN message will be send (SAPOSCOL is running) and a GREEN alert will be created.

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RZ20

Operating System
       probud2_BCS_02
           Filesystems
           CPU
           Memory
           Paging
           Swap_Space
           OS_Collector
>>>>       State    The OS collector (saposcol) is running, Green…
[…]

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      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      It was helpful.. thank you..

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Hi Tamas, thank you for the information.

      I have a doubt,

      How could be possible a 3rd party system read the alerts on CCMS. I have already configurated SNMP, but my problem is with GREEN alerts, as you said, some nodes does not generate Green alerts, so, my 3rd system down not know when this alert is OK (green).

      The alerts Red and Yellow arrived to my 3rd system...

      Regards

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Hi,

      I want to receive alerts continuously once it's reached to particular threshold value, Please guide me on this if it's possible.

      For information, In current configuration in our environment we are receiving only one alert once it's reached to threshold, It will be helpful for us if we receive alerts continuously until it falls below threshold.

      Author's profile photo Bin Sun
      Bin Sun

      1641156 - Repeated execution of CCMS autoreaction methods

      CCMS_COMPLETE_ALERT

      1700696 - CCMS: alert status of repeated autoreaction method