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Session-based HTTP Notifications
You can now configure event and alarm reporting for generic HTTP POST API service requests in the Citrix SD-WAN appliance GUI. The HTTP alarm and event notification configuration are similar to the email and SNMP events for events and alarms supported in SD-WAN.
The session based HTTP Post notification is sent to an external service; such as Service Now. The event notifications for HTTP server can be configured in the Citrix SD-WAN appliance GUI and Citrix SD-WAN Center.
To configure HTTP POST notifications in the Citrix SD-WAN appliance GUI:
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Navigate to Configuration > Logging/Monitoring > HTTP Server.
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Click Enable HTTP Messages.
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Enter Server URL of the HTTP server for which you want to receive notifications from. Enter the Server UserName and Server Password.
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Click Apply Settings. The page refreshes after the HTTP server notifications settings are applied.
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Use the Send Test Message option to verify that the HTTP server connection is successful.
To add Alarm notification for HTTP server session:
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In the Logging/Monitoring page, go to the Alarm Options tab page.
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Click Add Alarm.
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Select an Event Type from the drop-down list.
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Select following alarm notification states for the chosen Event Type. The trigger state and clear state change according to the selected Event Type.
- Trigger State – GOOD, DISABLED, BAD, DEAD
- Trigger Duration – time in seconds
- Clear State - GOOD, DISABLED, BAD, DEAD
- Clear Duration – time in seconds
- Severity – DEBUG, INFO, NOTICE, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL, EVENT, EMERGENCY
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Select the Syslog and HTTP checkboxes to receive notifications specific to the Syslog and HTTP server events. Click Apply Settings.
To configure event options:
Go to the Alert Options tab page. Under General Event Configuration page; select the HTTP server notification filter for an Event Type and click Apply Settings.
- HTTP
- HTTP Severity Filter
Configure HTTP Notifications in Citrix SD-WAN Center
To configure HTTP notifications:
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Navigate to Fault > Notification Settings > HTTP.
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Enter the Server URL, Server UserName, and Server Password for the HTTP server.
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Click Apply
To configure severity settings:
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Go to the Severity Settings page. Click Enable to start monitoring HTTP notifications for a chosen Event Type.
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You can choose to monitor Email, Syslog, SNMP, and HTTP event notifications for the following Event Types. Click Apply.
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