WhatsUp Gold v14.3.1 中的percent变量列表

%ActiveMonitor.Argument	SNMP instance number. This is only used when an action is associated  directly with an active monitor, and not the device as a whole.
%ActiveMonitor.Comment	The human readable name that coincides with the network switch. This is only  used when an action is associated directly with an active monitor, and not  the device as a whole.
%ActiveMonitor.Name	The name of the active monitor that fired an action. This is only used  when an action is associated directly with an active monitor, and not the  device as a whole.
%ActiveMonitor.NetworkInterfaceAddress	IP address for the network interface. This is only used when an action  is associated directly with an active monitor, and not the device as a whole.
%ActiveMonitor.Payload	The payload returned by a WMI, Exchange, SQL, SNMP or Active Script  active monitor. This is only used when an action is associated directly with  an active monitor and not the devices as a whole. For Active Script Active Monitors, the payload is the text that is passed  to the SetResult() method in the script.
%ActiveMonitor.State	The Current status of the monitor, such as "Down at least 5  min." This is only used when an action is associated directly with an  active monitor, and not the device as a whole.

 

Device Variables	Description
%Device.ActiveMonitorDownNames	List of down services using the abbreviated name if available.
%Device.ActiveMonitorUpNames	Full service names of all UP monitored services on a device.
%Device.Address	IP address (from device properties).
%Device.Attribute.[Attribute Name]	Returns an attribute from the SNMP information available for the device,  such as the Contact name. To specify the attribute, append the category name  (listed below) to the end of the variable. For example: %Device.Attribute.Contact,  returns the contact name. Default categories: *.  Returns all attributes Info1.  Upgrade path from v8 Info2.  Upgrade path from v8 Contact.  Contact information from SNMP Location.  Location information from SNMP Description.  Description information from SNMP  Custom. If you have created a custom attribute you can use the  name of that custom attribute in the percent variable. Example: %Device.Attribute.Phone  %Device.Attribute.RackPosition To avoid an error, always place a space or line break after the  attribute name.
%Device.DatabaseID	Returns the database ID of a device.
%Device.DisplayName	Display Name (from General of device properties)
%Device.HostName	Host Name (from General of device properties)
%Device.Notes	Notes. (Notes are from the device properties Notes)
%Device.SNMPOid	SNMP Object identifier.
%Device.State	The state's description (such as "Down at least 2 min" or  "Up at least 5 min")
%Device.Status	This shows the name of the active monitor, preceded by the device state  id : 10|DNS
%Device.Type	Device Type (from General of device properties)

 

Passive Monitor Variables	Description
%PassiveMonitor.DisplayName	The name of the monitor as it appears in the Passive Monitor Library.
%PassiveMonitor.LoggedText	Detailed Event description. (SNMP traps - Returns the full SNMP trap  text.) (Windows Log Entries - Returns information contained in the Windows  Event Log entries.) (Syslog Entries - Returns the text contained in the  Syslog message.)
%PassiveMonitor.Payload.*	Payload generated by a passive monitor.
%PassiveMonitor.Payload.EventType	The type of passive monitor (Syslog, Windows Event, or SNMP Trap)
%PassiveMonitor.Payload.LogicalSource	Shows the device's logical IP address.
%PassiveMonitor.Payload.PhysicalSource	Shows the device's physical IP address.

 

System Variables	Description
%System.Date	The current system date. Configure the date format in Regional Options  (from Program Options)
%System.DisplayNamesDownDevices	Display names of devices with down monitors
%System.DisplayNamesDownMonitors	Shows the name of a device and each monitor that is down on that device.  The format of the response is 'device name':'monitor 1','monitor 2','...' Example: ARNOR: FTP, HTTPS, Ping
%System.DisplayNamesUpDevices	Display names of up devices
%System.DisplayNamesUpMonitors	Shows the name of a device and each monitor that is up on that device.  The format of the response is 'device name':'monitor 1','monitor 2','...' Example: ARNOR: FTP, HTTPS, Ping
%System.InstallDir	Displays the directory on which WhatsUp Gold is installed
%System.NumberofDownDevices	Number of down devices on your network
%System.NumberOfDownMonitors	Shows the number of down monitors on your network
%System.NumberofUpDevices	Number of up devices on your network
%System.NumberOfUpMonitors	Shows the number of up monitors on your network
%System.Time	The current system  time. The format is hh:mm:ss