It looks like to be in the alert_table table.

mysql> select * from alert_table where ignore_until_ok!='0’;

I might just directly turn that bit to 1 for all ports currently in down
state.

On 10/22/14, 6:49 PM, "Zhenhui Liang" <ZhenhuiLiang@eharmony.com> wrote:

>I found an option to do ignore until ok on the interface settings. But it
>is really unrealistic to do this manually for hundreds of ports. Any
>easier way to achieve this? I do want to monitor ports status, but I don¹t
>want to get a flood of alerts every 24 hours. Thanks a lot.
>
>On 10/22/14, 6:40 PM, "Zhenhui Liang" <ZhenhuiLiang@eharmony.com> wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>We have some switches with thousands of ports. I know, we don¹t have
>>administrative down for unused ports. So I set up port down alerts for
>>all ports, so that the initial alert of the down ports, I just ignore so
>>I know those are ports already down. So the theory is that for any
>>following alerts, I will look into them.
>>
>>But I found out observium will send out the massive port down alerts
>>exactly in 24 hours frequency. How do I disable the persistent alerting?
>>I want observium only alert me once for an event period.
>>
>>Thanks a lot.
>>
>>
>>‹Zhenhui
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