Network Alerts & TV Mode

OpsGrip's Network Alerts module surfaces critical infrastructure alerts in one place, with an optional TV Mode for NOC-style wall displays.

Network Alerts Board

The Alerts page shows all active network alerts in a clean, prioritized board. Alerts are categorized by severity: - Critical — Red — Immediate attention required (server down, link failure) - Warning — Amber — Something needs attention soon (high utilization, approaching thresholds) - Info — Teal — Informational events (device rebooted, config change detected)

Each alert shows the source device, timestamp, severity, and a description of the issue.

TV Mode

TV Mode transforms the alerts board into a full-screen, auto-refreshing display designed for wall-mounted TVs in your IT area or NOC.

Accessing TV Mode

Navigate to your alerts page and click the TV Mode button, or go directly to /dashboard/alerts/tv .

What It Shows

  • Active alerts in large, readable text
  • Color-coded by severity
  • Auto-refreshes so it's always current
  • No sidebar, no navigation — just the alerts

Use Cases

  • Mount a TV in the IT office showing live alert status
  • Display in a server room for quick visual checks
  • Use during incident response for team-wide visibility

Integration with SolarWinds

When SolarWinds Orion is connected, OpsGrip polls for device alerts and displays them on the Alerts board automatically. The SolarWinds integration uses a cron job to check for new alerts at regular intervals.

See the SolarWinds integration article for setup details.

Tips

  • TV Mode works best on a dedicated screen that stays on — it's designed to be glanced at, not interacted with
  • Set up the SolarWinds integration first to get real alerts flowing. Without it, the alerts board relies on manual entries
  • Use the severity levels consistently so your team can triage at a glance
  • Network Alerts is an optional module — disable it if you don't manage network infrastructure
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