Alerting

Search for Alerts

peter_gianusso
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How can I do a search for all of the active alerts? I found something that does it via REST but I want to do a search.

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jharty_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

There is another answer on this:
http://splunk-base.splunk.com/answers/517/how-to-search-recent-alerts-fired-by-splunk

index=_audit action=alert_fired | eval ttl=expiration-now() | search ttl>0 | convert ctime(trigger_time) | table trigger_time ss_name severity

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jharty_splunk
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Splunk Employee

There is another answer on this:
http://splunk-base.splunk.com/answers/517/how-to-search-recent-alerts-fired-by-splunk

index=_audit action=alert_fired | eval ttl=expiration-now() | search ttl>0 | convert ctime(trigger_time) | table trigger_time ss_name severity

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