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<SystemMonitorNotification system_id="op5">
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In case you are using Opsview as the monitoring tool, the plugin used in NotificationInterface will not work, since Opsview supports 20 types of encryption, which are not supported by this plugin. You could only use it in case you use no encryption (type: NONE) and that will work.

Instead, you should use the XML element NotificationCommand and indicate there the exact command to send passive checks to your Opsview from a remote machine (see example for op5 or example for zabbix).

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<NotificationCommand><![CDATA[
echo scheduler id={MON_N_SCHEDULER_ID}, history id={MON_N_ORDER_HISTORY_ID}, job_chain={MON_N_JOB_CHAIN_NAME}({MON_N_ORDER_ID}), step ={MON_N_ORDER_STEP_STATE}, error={MON_N_ERROR_TEXT} > D://errors.txt
]]></NotificationCommand>
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<SystemMonitorNotification system_id="op5"> 
  <Notification> 
    <NotificationMonitor service_name_on_error="JobScheduler Monitoring Errors"> 
      ... 
    </NotificationMonitor> 
    <NotificationObjects>
      <!-- Send the job error, occurrent in the "test/my_job" order job, to the "JobScheduler Monitoring Errors" service. -->        
      <Job name="test/my_job" /> 
      <!-- Send the job chain error, occurrent in the "test/my_jobchain" job chain, to the "JobScheduler Monitoring Errors" service. --> 
      <JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" /> 
    </NotificationObjects> 
 </Notification> 
</SystemMonitorNotification>  

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<Job notifications="2" name="test/my_job"/>
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<Job scheduler_id="scheduler_4444" />
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<Job scheduler_id="scheduler_4444" name="^(test/my)" />
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<Job name="test/my_job" return_code_from="5"/> 
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<Job name="test/my_job" return_code_to="10"/>
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<Job name="test/my_job" return_code_from="5" return_code_to="5"/>  
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<JobChain notifications="2" name="test/my_jobchain"/>
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<JobChain scheduler_id="scheduler_4444" />
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<JobChain scheduler_id="scheduler_4444" name="^(test/my)" />
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" return_code_from="5"/> 
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" return_code_to="10"/>
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" return_code_from="5" return_code_to="5"/>  
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" step_from="200"/>
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" step_to="500"/>
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" step_from="300" step_to="300"/>
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<JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" excluded_steps="200;300"/>
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<SystemMonitorNotification system_id="op5"> 
  <Notification> 
    <NotificationMonitor service_name_on_error="JobScheduler Monitoring Error"> 
      ... 
    </NotificationMonitor> 
    <NotificationObjects> 
     <!-- 
     Send the job chain error, occurring in the "test/my_jobchain" job chain, to the "JobScheduler Monitoring Errors" service. 
     --> 
     <JobChain name="test/my_jobchain" /> 
    </NotificationObjects> 
  </Notification>   
 
  <Notification> 
    <NotificationMonitor service_name_on_error="JobScheduler Monitoring Performance"> 
      ... 
    </NotificationMonitor> 
    <NotificationObjects> 
      <!-- 
      Sends the performance check error, occurring in the "test/my_jobchain" job chain, to the "JobScheduler Monitoring Performance" service. 
      Sends the performance check error to the "JobScheduler Monitoring Performance" service will be ignored when the "test/my_jobchain" has the job chain error (default notify_on_error = false). 
      --> 
      <TimerRef ref="my_timer" /> 
    </NotificationObjects> 
 </Notification>   
 
 <Timer name="my_timer"> 
    <TimerJobChain name="test/my_jobchain" /> 
 </Timer> 
</SystemMonitorNotification> 

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<Timer name="my_timer">
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<TimerJobChain scheduler_id="scheduler_4444" /> 
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<TimerJobChain scheduler_id="scheduler_4444" name="^(test/my)" /> 
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<TimerJobChain name="test/my_jobchain" step_from="200"/> 
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<TimerJobChain name="test/my_jobchain" step_to="500"/> 
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<TimerJobChain name="test/my_jobchain" step_from="300" step_to="300"/>
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<Timer name="my_timer">
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  <Minimum><Script language="javascript"><![CDATA[1000]]></Script></Minimum>
</Timer>
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<Timer name="my_timer">
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  <Maximum><Script language="javascript"><![CDATA[1000]]></Script></Maximum>
</Timer>
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  <Script language="javascript"><![CDATA[1000]]></Script>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> 
<job  title="Sample Job with Store Result Monitor" order="yes" stop_on_error="no" tasks="1">     
  <params>
     <!--
     set the scheduler_notification_result_parameters parameter
     -->         
    <param name="scheduler_notification_result_parameters" value="file_size"/>     
  </params>     
  
  <!--
  calculate and create the new order parameter if necessary
  -->
  <script language="javascript"><![CDATA[             
      function spooler_process(){                                  
        var order    = spooler_task.order;                 
        var params   = spooler.create_variable_set();                 
        params.merge(spooler_task.params);                 
        params.merge(order.params);                      
        
        // parameter scheduler_file_path was set in the previous job chain step
        var file     = new java.io.File(params.value("scheduler_file_path"));                 
        var fileSize = file.length()/1024;                 
        order.params.set_var("file_size",fileSize.toString());                          
      return true;             
      }]]>     
   </script>          
 
   <!-- 
   set the com.sos.scheduler.notification.jobs.result.StoreResultsJobJSAdapterClass as a monitor
   -->     
   <monitor  name="notification_monitor" ordering="1">         
     <script java_class="com.sos.scheduler.notification.jobs.result.StoreResultsJobJSAdapterClass" language="java"/>     
   </monitor>

   <run_time /> 
</job> 

 Table of the history of steps of processed orders.

 timer name = {MON_C_NAME}, text = {MON_C_CHECK_TEXT}

 service name = {SERVICE_NAME}

 %TEMP%/test.exe

scheduler id={MON_N_SCHEDULER_ID}, history id={MON_N_ORDER_HISTORY_ID}, job_chain={MON_N_JOB_CHAIN_NAME}({MON_N_ORDER_ID}), step={MON_N_ORDER_STEP_STATE}, error={MON_N_ERROR_TEXT}            

All table variables (see Table variables explanation) are set as environment variables with the prefix:

• SCHEDULER_MON_TABLE_

e.g.:

• SCHEDULER_MON_TABLE_MON_N_ID
• SCHEDULER_MON_TABLE_MON_N_SCHEDULER_ID
• ...

1) configured command in the SystemMonitorNotification_<MonitorSystem>.xml file
<NotificationCommand><![CDATA[C:/Temp/command.cmd]</NotificationCommand>
 
2) content of the C:/Temp/command.cmd file
rem Note: "> C:/Temp/command_output.txt" is used to simulate the starting of the notification client
rem
echo %SCHEDULER_MON_SERVICE_NAME%:%SCHEDULER_MON_SERVICE_STATUS%:%SCHEDULER_MON_SERVICE_MESSAGE_PREFIX% history id = %SCHEDULER_MON_TABLE_MON_N_ORDER_HISTORY_ID% > C:/Temp/command_output.txt