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Triggers attached to nodes follow the same basic rules and formats as attaching them to other objects; however, not all attribute options are valid for each object. Nodes, like the other objects, have a unique set of trigger rules. The table below details the methods, options, and other notable details that come with attaching triggers to nodes.
17.12.1 Creation Methods
Method | Format | Example |
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Command line on existing node: mschedctl - c | mschedctl -c trigger <trigSpec> -o node:<nodeID> |
> mschedctl -c trigger EType=fail,AType=exec,Action="/tmp/nodeFailure.sh" -o node:node01 |
Node configuration in |
NODECFG[<name>] TRIGGER=<trigSpec> |
NODECFG[node04] TRIGGER=EType=threshold,AType=exec,Action="$HOME/hightemp.py $OID",Threshold=gmetric[TEMP]>70 |
17.12.2 Valid Event Types
17.12.3 Valid Action Types
17.12.4 Thresholds
Node threshold settings | |
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Valid ETypes | threshold |
Valid Threshold types | gmetric |
17.12.5 Mail Recipient
The user listed first in ADMINCFG[1] (usually root)
See Using a Trigger to Send Email for more information.