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Temporarily pause alarms

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Hello all,

How can I temporarily pause alarms from a VM in Veeam ONE monitoring ?

For example. I have a Citrix farm, and there's a faulty server. I'll put it in maintenance in Citrix, pause all sensors in PRTG network monitor, but I also want to pause Veeam ONE monitoring for that specific VM, so I can perform some actions without all kinds of alerts. Is that possible ?

Kind regards, Pieter.
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Re: Temporarily pause alarms

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Hello Pieter,

Yes, that's possible. You can either exclude all alarms on this object by right-clicking and selecting "Exclude" option or enable "Maintenance mode" on the object (choose the VM you need -> right click -> Alarms -> Maintenance mode)

Thank you!
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Re: Temporarily pause alarms

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Yes. Now I see it. Sorry for asking.

Combination of my RDP session and mouse gave me only the option "Refresh" and "Add server".
Now I see that I have to select the server, and then rightclick, instead of rightclick on the object right away.

Thanks for answering.
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Re: Temporarily pause alarms

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You can always install additional Monitor Client on your desktop to avoid RDP issues ;)
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Re: Temporarily pause alarms

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Well, I avoid trying to work with all sorts of clients. Also PRTG has a client. I've now combined vCenter alarms + Veeam ONE alarms (tuned) + PRTG (exceptions/additional). All three send mails to our team. Additionally we created a PRTG map on our TV screens, adjusted for each team. All three products have there pros and cons. Combination of these is just powerfull.
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