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Exporting and Importing

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ServerSentinel allows you to load and save different check profiles. This is a useful feature to store existing configurations of sensors, conditions and their actions.
Exporting the existing sensors results in a plain text ".xml" file, that contains all settings that were made, including the encrypted passwords. In case your sensors contain confident information, handle it with care.

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Here is an example of how exported settings may look like. Both sensors have been configured to issue the same action if a condition is met.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?>

<ArrayOfAnyType xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">

 <anyType xsi:type="HttpSensor">

   <Name>HTTP Sensor</Name>

   <Active>true</Active>

   <Id>294913</Id>

   <Version>1</Version>

   <Description>Sensor for the classic web, supports Http Authentication</Description>

   <CheckIntervalMillis>300000</CheckIntervalMillis>

   <SerializableRules>

     <Condition xsi:type="ConditionRelation">

       <Name>HTTP status isn't OK</Name>

       <Description>default condition for HTTP Sensor (HttpSensor)</Description>

       <Id>360449</Id>

       <SerializableAssociatedActions>

         <long>131073</long>

       </SerializableAssociatedActions>

       <PropertyName>HttpStatusCode</PropertyName>

       <Value>OK</Value>

       <Operator>NOT_EQUAL</Operator>

     </Condition>

   </SerializableRules>

   <SerializableDependsOnSensor>-1</SerializableDependsOnSensor>

   <Executing>false</Executing>

   <URL>http://</URL>

   <HashFunction>MD5</HashFunction>

   <DownloadKiloBytes>0</DownloadKiloBytes>

 </anyType>

 <anyType xsi:type="WmiCpuSensor">

   <Name>System Load Sensor</Name>

   <Active>true</Active>

   <Id>196609</Id>

   <Version>1</Version>

   <Description>Monitor CPU Load, Disk Load and Available Memory (local &amp; remote)</Description>

   <CheckIntervalMillis>300000</CheckIntervalMillis>

   <SerializableRules>

     <Condition xsi:type="ConditionRelation">

       <Id>229377</Id>

       <SerializableAssociatedActions>

         <long>131073</long>

       </SerializableAssociatedActions>

       <PropertyName>CpuUsagePercent</PropertyName>

       <Value>90</Value>

       <Operator>GREATER</Operator>

     </Condition>

   </SerializableRules>

   <SerializableDependsOnSensor>-1</SerializableDependsOnSensor>

   <Executing>false</Executing>

   <UncHost>\\localhost</UncHost>

   <ManagementPath>\root\CIMV2</ManagementPath>

 </anyType>

 <anyType xsi:type="ActionNotificationEmail">

   <Name>Notify Siteadmin</Name>

   <Description>email</Description>

   <Id>131073</Id>

   <ValidateSettings>true</ValidateSettings>

   <MessageTemplate>%SensorData%</MessageTemplate>

   <MailFrom>ServerSentinel &lt;serversentinel@example.com&gt;</MailFrom>

   <SMTPServer>mail</SMTPServer>

   <SubjectTemplate>[ServerSentinel] %Sensor.Name% status %SensorData.StatusFlag%</SubjectTemplate>

 </anyType>

</ArrayOfAnyType>

Example of a Sensor Export