Includes all alerts regardless of SDT status (both options are checked/unchecked and the filter icon displays a lower and upper line).Includes only those alerts that are not in SDT (only the “SDT: Off” option is checked and the filter icon is grayed out).Includes only those alerts that are in SDT (only the “SDT: On” option is checked and the filter icon displays a lower horizontal line).For example, if you currently have three critical alerts and one of them is acknowledged, the critical alert count will be 2.įilters the alert table by SDT status and provides a current count of all active alerts in SDT. When an acknowledged count is not present, it is subtracted from the severity level count(s). Note: A count is only present for this filter if the “Acknowledged” option is selected to be included in the alert count from the portal settings available on the Account Information page. Includes all alerts regardless of acknowledged status (both options are checked/unchecked and the filter icon displays a lower and upper line).Includes only those alerts that haven’t been acknowledged (only the “ACK: Off” option is checked and the filter icon is grayed out).Includes only those alerts that have been acknowledged (only the “ACK: On” option is checked and the filter icon displays a lower horizontal line).Use the cleared filter to toggle the display between the two mutually exclusive cleared states: those alerts that have not been cleared and those alerts that have been cleared.įilters the alert table by acknowledged status and provides a current count of all acknowledged active alerts. If a severity level filter icon is grayed out, alerts with the corresponding severity level are excluded from the results.īy default, the alert table does not include alerts that have been cleared. Filterįilters alerts according to their current severity levels and provides a current active alert count for each severity level. More advanced filters such as the LogicModule or alert rule filter can be brought forward by selecting them from the Add filter dropdown menu, shown next. Several common filters such as the alert severity, acknowledged status, and time range always display in the filter content area for easy access. Filter Criteriaįilters are available from the filter content area, which displays immediately above the alert table. A large number of filters are available, along with the ability to save sets of commonly-used filter criteria for convenient future access.

You can filter the alerts displayed in the alert table to optimize relevancy. The Alerts page displays a summary of alerts, called the alert table.

For more information on how user-specific time zones impacts the LogicMonitor interface, see Users. However, it is important to be aware that alert notifications are timestamped according to the time zone configured for the portal because these are not processed on a per-user basis. Note: Alerts are timestamped according to the user’s configured time zone, assuming one has been set for the user and that it is the current active time zone.

Web monitor filter