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Traffic alerts

Go to a server's Alerts tab. A traffic alert tells you when a server's traffic reaches a percentage of what its contract includes, so you hear about it before you go over rather than on the invoice.

Add one alert per warning you want — for example one at 80% and one at 95%. Each fires once per billing period.

Creating an alert

1

Open the Alerts tab

Open the server from the Servers page and choose Alerts.

2

Start a new alert

Click Create alert.

3

Set the threshold

Choose a percentage between 1 and 100, using the slider or by typing a whole number.

4

Choose how you want to be notified

Email sends a heads-up. Email and a support ticket sends the same heads-up and opens a ticket with i3D.net, so you can reply and ask for more bandwidth before you go over.

5

Save

The alert appears in the table.

The alerts table

Column
Shows

Alert at

The percentage that triggers the alert.

Notify by

Email, Support ticket, or Email and support ticket.

Goes to

The address the notification reaches.

Last triggered

When it last fired. Not this period means it hasn't fired since the current billing period began — not that it has never fired.

Created

When the alert was set up.

The ⋮ menu on each row edits or deletes the alert.

Who gets notified

Alerts go to the contact on the billing account this server belongs to — not to whoever created the alert. The address is named in the dialog when you set the alert up, alongside its K-number.

A server can change billing account. An alert created before that still points at the account it was stamped with, which is why the dialog always names the K-number as well as the address.

What the percentage is measured against

The threshold is a plain percentage of what your contract includes. Depending on your contract that resolves against a monthly volume or a committed rate — the alert itself doesn't take a view, it just compares against whichever applies to this server.

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