Monitoring Non-Events
Proactively monitor Non-Events with Nodinite and make sure your business never misses a critical response. This guide shows you how to configure, monitor, and act on Non-Events, so you resolve issues before they impact your operations.
✅ Instantly receive alerts for delayed or missing responses
✅ Monitor every Non-Event configuration as a unique resource
✅ Take immediate action with remote actions and clear state evaluation
✅ Analyze alert history for rapid troubleshooting and continuous improvement
Nodinite gives you the power to monitor, alert, and act on Non-Events with unmatched precision. This guide explains what you monitor, how Nodinite translates technical events into actionable monitoring states, and how you use remote actions to resolve issues instantly. For a deeper dive into available Remote Actions, see the Managing Non-Events user guide.
You can easily view and manage all monitored Non-Event configurations in a Nodinite Monitor View.
Monitoring Features
- State Evaluation – Instantly receive alerts when thresholds are breached, so you never miss a critical event!
- Duration Check – Get alerts when responses are late or missing, so you stay ahead of potential issues.
- Correlation Count – Receive notifications if you detect too many or too few responses, helping you quickly spot anomalies.
State Evaluation for Non-Events
Nodinite displays each Non-Events configuration as a unique Resource. For example, if you create 42 configurations, you monitor 42 distinct resources, each independently.
- The Resource name matches the configuration name.
- All configurations appear under the 'ACK/NAK' Category.
- The Application name mirrors the Resource name.
Nodinite continuously evaluates every Non-Events configuration (as a Resource) and assigns one of the following states:
| State | Status | Description | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unavailable | Resource not available | You cannot evaluate 'Non-Events' due to network or security issues | Review prerequisites | |
| Error | Error threshold breached | You detect too few or too many events | Edit thresholds for 'Full Interval' Details for 'Full Interval' Edit thresholds for 'Monthly Interval' Details for 'Monthly Interval' Edit thresholds for 'Partial Interval' Details for 'Partial Interval' Edit thresholds for 'Partial Interval - Sliding Window' Details for 'Partial Interval - Sliding Window' Edit thresholds for 'Partial Interval - Sliding Window Multiple Days' Details for 'Partial Interval - Sliding Window Multiple Days' |
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| Warning | Warning threshold breached | You detect too few or too many events | Same Actions as above | |
| OK | Within user-defined thresholds |
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Not applicable |
With Nodinite, you can easily reconfigure state evaluation at the Resource level using the Expected State feature, so you tailor monitoring to your business needs.
This example shows an evaluation where the current date is in the list of dates to ignore.
Edit Thresholds
Fine-tune your monitoring thresholds for Non-Events in the Configuration user guide.
Alert History for Non-Events
You can analyze the frequency and pattern of Non-Event issues for root cause analysis and continuous improvement. Nodinite lets you search historical state changes for any time span, across all or individual configurations. Learn more in Add or manage Monitor View.
| Search | Resource history |
|---|---|
 Search for alert history for all resources in the Monitor View |
 Alert history for the selected configuration |
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions and troubleshooting tips in the troubleshooting guide.
How Do I Enable Monitoring of Non-Events?
To monitor Non-Events, select the Enable monitoring checkbox for the Agent (default: checked). See the 'Configuration' user guide for details.
The screenshot below shows the remote configuration form from the Monitoring Agents administration page.
This example shows a disabled monitoring configuration.