OB Queue Depth alert/script

[Corey Lewis]

Good Day all,

I am trying to find a way to create a Help Desk ticket(which we already do so I have a script) from an OB Queue depth alert.  I have an outbound queue depth alert set for > 1000, with the source field being a list of my outbound threads.  I’d like to pull the host name/port of the offending thread from the netconfig.  I’ve been searching and haven’t found what I’m looking for.

I’m trying to simplify my current setup where I have 3 alerts(OB queue/Last sent/ & And) which is what I’m using to create the HD ticket for the 3rd party team to check their side. My & And alert name is what I’m using currently to set my parms for my current alert.

Thoughts?

TIA

Corey

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[Keith McLeod]

Have you tried the netconfig get commands?

usage: netconfig action args

action args:
———————————-
get connection count
get connection data <connection>
get connection list
get group connections <group>
get group count
get group list
get process connections <process>
get process count
get process data <process>
get process list
get destination data <dest>
get destination list
get version
ingroup <group> <connection>
inprocess <process> <connection>
load ?file?
modified

Example:

set conn_data [netconfig get connection data epic_adt1_out]

keylget conn_data PROTOCOL.HOST host

keylget conn_data PROTOCOL.PORT port

And much more information than you can imagine…. In TCL.  Yes there is no $ in front of conn_data….

Hope this helps

[Keith McLeod]

I generally pull the threadname form the %A variable on the alert usually via regexp…

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