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Chapter 14: Managing Alert Profiles 1582 Click Edit.3 In the Profiled Contacts tab, click Add.Add button in the Profiled Contacts areaThe Contact Information dialog box appears.4 Type the desired information in the provided text boxes. An e-mail address is required.When you are done, click OK.The contact is displayed in the Profiled Contacts list box.5 Repeat Step 4 until you are finished adding e-mail addresses.6 Save your changes.To import e-mail addresses:1 On the Profiles tab, select the profile you want to configure from the Profile List.2 Click Edit.3 In the Profiled Contacts region, click Import Contacts.An Open dialog box appears.4 Navigate to and select the .csv file that contains the e-mail addresses that you want toimport.5 Click Open.The e-mail addresses contained in the text file appear in the Available Contacts list.6 Click OK.The contacts display in the Profiled Contacts list.
Chapter 14: Managing Alert Profiles 159Adding SNMP ProxiesThe Avalanche Console allows you to set one or more SNMP proxies for an alert profile. Whenyou add a proxy to a profile, the Console automatically forwards all alerts for that profile to theIP address of the proxy, enabling you to integrate Avalanche with your existing networkmanagement tools.To add an SNMP proxy:1 On the Profiles tab, select the profile you want to configure from the Profile List.2 Click Edit.3 In the Profiled Proxies region, click Add.The Proxy Address dialog box appears.4 In the Proxy Address text box, enter the IP address and click OK.The address appears in the Profiled Proxies list box.5 Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until you are finished adding proxy addresses.6 Save your changes.Alerts TabThe Alerts tab provides a real-time view of the health of your wireless network. The tabconsists of two areas: the Map and the Alert Browser. This section contains information on thefollowing tasks:• Using the Alert Browser• Using the Avalanche MapUsing the Alert BrowserIn the Alerts tab, the area at the bottom of the screen is called the Alert Browser. The browseris a table overview of the alerts that occur on your wireless network. It provides the followinginformation about each alert:AckAlertDateAllows you to acknowledge that you have seen the alert.The type of alert.The time and date when the event occurred.
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