You will have to configure it via the Commcell console. There is a default alert named "File Activity Anomaly Alert”". You can copy it or alter the existing one and configure SNMP.

Hi Onno,

Thanks for your reply. Actually, I want to ask how can I alert from the client. I created text document on the Media Server. Then I deleted. The mail didn't come us.

Regards,

@barbaros , the conditions of what the anomaly alert triggers from is internal information, though I’ll add @DMCVault to see if he has a test you can use.

So basically you are looking for a tool that can simulate a pattern which triggers the file activity anomaly alert?

Scripts to generate a large number of files are easy to create, if the above statement is true and you’re trying to create a File Anomaly alert manually to test the process?

Thanks,
Scott
 

@Scott Moseman sure this is fairly easy to created but I'm not sure if this will trigger the alert, but you can always give it a shot. 

Hi,

@Scott Moseman , @Onno van den Berg  How can I create scripts to generate this? ıf ı managed to create this will be alert still coming? 

Regards,

These are scripts which I have used in labs to create a large amount of files to trigger the anomaly alert.  You will only get the alert once if the anomaly happens once.  It will exist in the Unusual File Anomaly dashboard where you can review the details and clear the alert.

Linux Clients

$ cat create.sh
#!/usr/bin/bash
for i in {000000..100000}
do
echo QWERTY > "file${i}.txt"
done

Windows Clients

> type create.bat
@ECHO ON
for /L %%i in (1,1,100000) do fsutil file createnew file%%i.tmp 4096

Thanks,
Scott
 

Thanks everyone. 

Is there a way that we can send in individual alerts of a clients those have morethan 2000 files modified or created or deleted or renamed?