I have 2 sensors on a device and I only want one of them to send a notification via a STATE TRIGGER

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I have a PING sensor and a Windows Update sensor on a device that is a server. I only want to get a notification from the PING sensor if it ever goes down. This currently works well for me for the ping sensor. After adding a Windows Update sensor to this device it is sending an notification through the same STATE TRIGGER. How can I separate these two so only the PING sensor sends warnings?

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Is it possible you added the notification to the device itself and not the sensor? If it's the former, the notification will be applied to all sensors of the device. The latter will only be used for the very sensor.

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Stephan Linke, Tech Support Team

Dec, 2017 - Permalink

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I have 2 sensors on a device and I only want one of them to send a notification via a STATE TRIGGER

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