auvik-network-alerts

Call auvik_list_alerts with status=created to see only open alerts, then add severity=critical or severity=emergency for priority triage. Add dismissed=false to exclude alerts that were silenced in the Dashboard.

Pass the device name, hostname, or IP address as the entity parameter to auvik_list_alerts and the server resolves it to the Auvik entity ID. If the name matches multiple devices, the tool returns resolution candidates so you can narrow the query.

No, this skill is read-only and only performs GET operations against the Auvik API. Alert dismissal, acknowledgment, and state changes must be performed directly in the Auvik Dashboard.

Use the detected_time_after and detected_time_before parameters with ISO-8601 datetime strings such as 2026-06-01T00:00:00Z to bound the query window. This is useful for incident post-mortems and maintenance window reviews.

Pass the tenants parameter with the client name or domain prefix to restrict results to a single managed customer. Omitting the parameter queries across all visible tenants, which can mix alerts between clients.

A resolved alert means Auvik determined the triggering condition cleared, while a dismissed alert was manually hidden in the Dashboard but may still indicate an unresolved condition. Use dismissed=false for triage and dismissed=true to audit what was silenced.