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  • 16 October 2019
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How do clean old Prism Alerts.  Within Webconsole Resolve and Acknowlege doesnt clean old alerts.  Any command would helpful.  Thanks, 

 

 

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Best answer by RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI ANEESH 16 October 2019, 17:29

Hi

 

nutanix@cvm$ for alert in `ncli alert ls | grep ID | awk '{print $3}'`; do echo "Resolving alert $alert"; \ncli alert resolve ids=$alert; sleep 2; done

 

Refer the following discussion:-

https://next.nutanix.com/prism-infrastructure-management-26/how-do-i-clear-old-alerts-31269

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RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI ANEESH
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Hi

 

nutanix@cvm$ for alert in `ncli alert ls | grep ID | awk '{print $3}'`; do echo "Resolving alert $alert"; \ncli alert resolve ids=$alert; sleep 2; done

 

Refer the following discussion:-

https://next.nutanix.com/prism-infrastructure-management-26/how-do-i-clear-old-alerts-31269

R. Aneesh
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This command doesn’t work - tired on one of CVM - giving syntax error 

HITESH0801
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Hi @Tashi 
Can you follow the public KB mentioned below 
https://portal.nutanix.com/#/page/kbs/details?targetId=kA0600000008cOXCAY

If you’re still facing the issue, can you post the snippet of the command you’re executing and the error you’re receiving and the AOS version you’re using?
 

Hope this helps !
RAMAKRISHNA PILLAI ANEESH
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Hi

 

Try to NCLI with the following script:-

 

for alert in `ncli alert ls | grep ID | awk ‘{print $3}’`;  do echo “Resolving alert $alert”;  ncli alert resolve ids=$alert; sleep 2; done

 

or

 

Manually clear the alerts from SSH and restart the service:-

 

allssh genesis stop alert_manager
alert_tool -op clear-alerts
allssh 'rm ~/data/alert_manager/wals/*'
cluster start

 

WARNING:- DO NOT treat the Nutanix CVM (Controller VM) as a normal Linux machine. DO NOT perform "rm -rf /home" on any of the CVMs. It could lead to data loss scenarios. Contact Nutanix Support in case you have any doubts.

 

Thanks

R. Aneesh

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