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104 Alerts - Reference

Arguments Specifies or edits any required or desired

command line parameters to be used in launching

the application program. You can use the

following variable substitutions to specify

information in the Arguments field:

$n = system name

$ip = IP address

$m = message

$d = date

$t = time

$sev = severity

$st = Service Tag

$e = enterprise OID

$sp = specific trap ID

$g = generic trap ID

$cn = alert category name

$sn = alert source name

$pkn = package name

$at = asset tag

If you have an executable or a batch file with the

parameter /f in a file name, you might have an

application launch that looks like the following:

Executable Name value is c:\temp\your_script.bat

and Arguments is /f output.txt>null. When the

alert action is triggered, it runs your_script.bat /f

output.txt.

To use batch files in Application Launch for alert

actions, in the Executable Name field, enter the

path and name of batch file. In the Arguments

field enter > null and ensure that you enter a

space between > and null for the batch file to

execute properly.

See the sample alert action under Application

Launch alert action for more information.

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