Mailhop integration for Splunk On-Call 🔗
Mailhop automatically backs up your email and acts as a queue while your email server is offline. Mailhop can be configured to send alerts to Splunk On-Call.
In Splunk On-Call 🔗
From the Splunk On-Call interface, select Settings, then Alert Behavior. Then select Integrations.
Select the Mailhop integration.
Copy the Service API Key to the clipboard.
In Mailhop 🔗
Log in to the Mailhop web interface as an admin.
From the Mailhop dashboard, click Services.
# Select your Product or Service . In this example, select “guilabel`Business Plus`.
Scroll down on the “Manage Product” page, then select Launch Control Panel on the Product Information tab.
From the Mailhop Control panel, select Monitoring, then select Alerting
In the ADD NEW RECEIVER, select Splunk On-Call (formerly VictorOps) from the Alert type menu, then enter a name for the alert n the Receiver label field.
Next, paste the API key from the In Splunk On-Call section into the API key field, then enter the routing key you want to use into the :guilabel`Routing key / Team` field.
Select the option you want from the Priority” dropdown menu and select Create Receiver.
Select SNMP Server` from the menu on the left.
Set Monitoring status to Enabled, then select Save.
Mailhop alerts should start showing up in your Splunk On-Call timeline as they are generated after a 10-15 minute delay for the settings to take effect.
