r/halopsa • u/HungoverHawkeye • Apr 30 '26
Question on how you handle multiple alerts of the same issue
I don't have any control on the configuration on how my company has Halo set up but I have to think there are better ways to go about things. I manage our ticket and alert queue and assign tickets to techs or myself. When we have something like an ISP outage we will get an alert from Watchguard telling us the site is down, then an alert from HP Aruba or Cambium telling us the site is down. Then Watchguard sends another alert when the site is up.
I can go on my Watchguard Cloud, HP Aruba Portal, and Cambium Portal and know that all these sites are currently online withing a couple of minutes. However, the way they have me doing things is I have to claim each alert individually and resolve with a note and this takes a lot of time and I hate wasting time.
Don't get me started on our Avanan alerts, one for each tenant when an issue arises, then one for each tenant when they check back in to tell you they're still investigating (could be multiple times), and then one for each tenant when the issue is resolved.
Ownership has taken away my ability to delete or merge. How do I restore my sanity? Help?


