TeleBoss 830 2.11.370 STD User Manual
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Actions List
The Actions List provides you with a flexible mechanism to tell the unit how to react to events. An action list is
a text string that specifies what the unit should do upon an event. These action strings are used both in the
Web Interface Actions text boxes and the Command Line Interface Event Actions options. It is a list of
keywords and parameters separated by semicolon. Each keyword specifies a certain action and has its own
parameter set, which is enclosed in parentheses.
Action fields accept one or more commands separated by a semicolon.
ASM Event: asme or asme(now|later)
Cancel : cancel(idname)
Check Alive : checkalive(CPE# or host, delay)
Dialup Pager : dpage(index)
Dispatcher : dispatch(phone# or index)
Email : email(email or index)
Group : group(groupname)
ID : id(id name)
Malert : malert(phone# or index)
Modem : modem(phone# or index)
Pause : pause(seconds)
Postpone : postpone(idname, seconds)
Power : power(action, eventsensor, point)
Relay : relay(action, eventsensor, point)
SMS : sms(phone# or index)
Syslog : syslog(ipaddress or index, optional facility,level)
Talert : talert(ipaddress or index)
Trap : trap(ipaddress or index)
ASM Event
Send a KRP SIREN message via network to a KRP server.
ASME
or
ASME(NOW|LATER)
Cancel
This action cancels any running action, identified by
CANCEL(IDNAME)
Check Alive
This action causes the unit to ping a host, identified using the
settings in the web GUI or
in the CLI or by an IP address specified in the action. The Delay parameter is optional, if omitted then
the unit assumes 60 seconds for a timeout. If the first parameter is a Device/CPE number then this action
means the unit will wait for the device to be alive, up to the defined timeout number of seconds, using that
Device's configured keep-alive (ping) interval. If the first parameter is a hostname or IP address, then the unit
will wait for this host to be alive, up to the defined timeout number of seconds, using a ping interval of 3
seconds. This action holds up subsequent actions in the same action list from processing until the timer
expires or the device is seen as alive. If the device is not alive for the timeout period then it is noted in the
audit log. If a Ping Alarm Device number (CPE number) is used, the Ping Alarm Event (CPE Alarm) does not
need to be enabled, but the device settings must be configured.
CHECKALIVE(CPE# OR HOST, [DELAY])
