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How do I get a timeout to normal change in a correlation?

291 views6th July 2026alarm correlation Correlation rule timeout
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Arturo Lizcano [SLC] [DevOps Member]513 2nd July 2026 0 Comments

A customer asked me the following:

“I'm trying to trigger a script every time an element is in timeout. To achieve that, I created a correlation rule that captures the timeout but is failing at the return to normal (communication restored, timeout gone).

This is the correlation rule that I have:

The timeout is captured correctly; however, during the return to normal, other events are also captured.

How can I create a rule that captures ONLY the events related to timeout?”

Zabdi Chavez Escamillla [DevOps Member] Answered question 6th July 2026

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Zabdi Chavez Escamillla [DevOps Member]91 Posted 6th July 2026 0 Comments

The correlation rules for capturing timeout events under the "Severity = Timeout" rule are now working correctly.

What I need now is to be able to detect when those alarms are cleared. I need to apply actions to the alarm when it is cleared. How can I accomplish this?

Zabdi Chavez Escamillla [DevOps Member] Answered question 6th July 2026
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Stefan Schedletzky [DevOps Advocate]2.75K Posted 3rd July 2026 0 Comments

Hi Arturo,

I have it running like this:

After the 5min I'm receiving an email.

Stefan Schedletzky [DevOps Advocate] Answered question 3rd July 2026
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Miguel Obregon [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst]23.44K Posted 2nd July 2026 0 Comments

Hi Arturo,

Could you double check that neither the checkbox 'Autoclear' (for new correlated alarms) nor 'Execute on clear' (for 'Run Scripts') is selected?

Hope it helps.

Miguel Obregon [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Answered question 2nd July 2026
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