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server failure call-outs (aka NOC)
jrmeulemans
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Hey guys, I am in need of someone who does the following NOC duty, but on a very small scale:
-One of our high-priority servers has a critical alert.
-Monitoring system generates an alert - sends it to (insert person here)'s phone.
-This person calls:
1. SA #1
if no ans...
2. SA #2
if no ans...
3. SA #3
Basically my boss wants me to find someone who can just be on call on the weekends and physically call us if something goes wrong. We are too small of a company to have our own operations to do this sort of thing that you typically see in a datacenter environment. Does anyone know of anyone who does this sort of thing?
-One of our high-priority servers has a critical alert.
-Monitoring system generates an alert - sends it to (insert person here)'s phone.
-This person calls:
1. SA #1
if no ans...
2. SA #2
if no ans...
3. SA #3
Basically my boss wants me to find someone who can just be on call on the weekends and physically call us if something goes wrong. We are too small of a company to have our own operations to do this sort of thing that you typically see in a datacenter environment. Does anyone know of anyone who does this sort of thing?
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Optionstiersten
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Can't your monitoring system do this? Its already calling somebody.
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networker050184
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Can't your monitoring system do this? Its already calling somebody.
That's what I was thinking.
If you just want somebody to call other people, I'll do it for you for a small fee
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Optionsjrmeulemans
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I don't believe the monitoring system has its own calling center. It just sends out emails. My boss wants a person to have someone call us (home/cell phone), incase we arent checking out blackberry messages at, say 3am
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arwes
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What monitoring system do you use? Someone over at the Groundwork Open Source forums made a plugin to work with Asterisk. When there's an alert in Nagios, it calls the appropriate person and tells them what the problem is and if they accept the alert. They can either accept it or decline it, in which case it tries calling the next person. Pretty neat![size=-2]Started WGU - BS IT:NDM on 1/1/13, finished 12/31/14
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Optionstiersten
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Find an email to SMS gateway maybe?jrmeulemans wrote: »yeah, the system only does email...no voice
If you just want a quick solution then knock up something which will keep emailing people until somebody acknowledges the alert.
