Hi,
I checked the DFM 7.X API's in the NMSDK for you. There is no "alarm" API in OCUM as there was previously in DFM 5.X (The used to be an "AlarmCreate" method in DFM)
In OCUM 7.X there is a CLI available to manage alarms. Here's the output from OCUM 7.1P2 on Windows.
C:\>dfm cli login -u <%username%> -p <%password%>
C:\>dfm version
dfm 7.1P2
C:\>dfm alert create --help
NAME
create -- Create a new alert, triggered by particular events specified by
the options.
SYNOPSIS
dfm alert create [ -C <event-class> ] [ -h <event-names>,... ]
[ -v <event-severities>,... ] [ -l <time-from> ]
[ -m <time-to> ] [ -i <repeat-interval> ] [ -b ] [ -S ]
[ -A <admin-login-names>,... ]
[ -r <resource-object-keys>,... ]
[ -E <email-addresses>,... ] <alert-name>
C:\>dfm alert --help
NAME
alert -- Create, modify, delete, test, and list alerts.
COMMANDS
dfm alert add - Adds fields to the Alert.
dfm alert create - Create a new alert, triggered by particular events
specified by the options.
dfm alert delete - Delete fields from the Alert.
dfm alert destroy - Remove the alert completely.
dfm alert disable - Disable the alert.
dfm alert enable - Enable the alert.
dfm alert list - List the existing alerts.
dfm alert modify - Change the settings for an alert.
dfm alert test - Tests alert.
DESCRIPTION
The alert command manages the list of administrators who are interested in
being alerted when different types of events occur.
I'd assume it's also possible with the OCUM vApp via SSH but you'd have to provide credentials to the dfm cli login command.
It might be possible via WFA with Invoke-NcSsh CmdLet and running multiple dfm commands within the powershell command.
I'd recommend raising a BURT\RFE to add the alert comand to the supported OCUM API's.
/Matt
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