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Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

raviteja_edulab — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 05:19:33 GMT

Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

Re: Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

Babar_Qayyum — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 06:42:01 GMT

Hello @Raviteja E.

You are looking for which product?

Regards,

Babar

Re: Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

raviteja_edulab — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 13:24:35 GMT

Hi @Babar Q.

I am looking for Dynatrace Managed.

Thanks,

Raviteja

Re: Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

pawel_brzoska — Wed, 05 Dec 2018 19:22:52 GMT

You can only change the default threshold for existing our of the box connectivity alert on process level to 0. Check anomaly detection settings, infrastructure.

Re: Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

rchavan1 — Fri, 08 Mar 2019 14:13:10 GMT

We are getting the same problem for the connectivity reaching to 0 for IIS- after analyzing we were seen that TCP connection refused some value 1.3 per sec and Time out is - zero and there is no impact on the application as such .. once we sent this to our Wintel and Network team they are asking us what to do with this? what action to be taken? we are clue less as of now.. request som to help address this!

Re: Can we create an alert for host TCP connectivity reaching 0 ? if yes, please explain.. I have tried to do it by custom alerts too but no luck.

ctturner — Fri, 08 Mar 2019 19:25:34 GMT

If I understand your questions correctly, this can be done quite simply. You can do this by setting the anomaly detection both at the host level and globally. To do this navigate to a host and click Edit. Then go to Anomaly Detection. Network, Detect TCP Connectivity and set it to custom and configure the settings accordingly.