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Creating Alarm Rules

Scenarios

You can configure alarm rules on the Cloud Eye console to keep track of your VPN status at any time.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the management console.
  2. Click in the upper left corner and select the desired region and project.
  3. Click in the upper left corner of the management console, and choose Management & Governance > Cloud Eye.
  4. Choose Cloud Service Monitoring > Virtual Private Network, and configure alarm rules for different types of alarms as required.
    • Alarms related to VPN gateways in S2C Enterprise Edition VPN : Choose Virtual Private Network - S2C VPN Gateway from the right drop-down list box, click the Resources tab, and choose More > Create Alarm Rule in the Operation column of a VPN gateway.
    • Alarms related to VPN connections in S2C Enterprise Edition VPNconnections: Choose Virtual Private Network - S2C VPN Connection from the right drop-down list box, click the Resources tab, and choose More > Create Alarm Rule in the Operation column of a VPN connection.
    • Alarms related to P2C VPN gateways: Choose P2C VPN Gateway from the right drop-down list box, click the Resources tab, and choose More > Create Alarm Rule in the Operation column of a VPN gateway.
    • Alarms related to Classic VPN connections: Choose VPN Connections from the right drop-down list box, click the Resources tab, and choose More > Create Alarm Rule in the Operation column of a VPN connection.
  5. Configure an alarm rule on the Create Alarm Rule page.
    • By default, the alarm template Virtual Private Network Alarm Template is available. You can use this default template without creating a new one.
    • You can also click Create Custom Template to create a custom alarm template. After the template is created, you can select it from the Template drop-down list box.
  6. Click Create.

    After the alarm rule is created, if you have enabled Alarm Notification and configured required parameters, you will receive notifications once an alarm is triggered.

    For more information about VPN alarm rules, see the Cloud Eye User Guide.

Parent topic: Monitoring