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The '''New alert''' function is used to set up a new custom alert event for a specified device(s).

 

* Select the device(s) for which the new alert will apply:

# The '''Create alert''' function is used to set up a new custom alert event for a specified device(s).

# A pop window listing selected device(s) will appear.

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# To delete devices from the system, first select the devices that you wish to remove (you can delete any number of devices at once).

# Move your mouse pointer to the top control '''Devices''' menu and select '''Unregister device(s)'''.

* Scroll your mouse pointer to the Alert submenu ('''Management → Configuration''') and click "New alert":

# A pop window listing selected device(s) will appear.

# When the device is removed you will get <span style="color:#368d3b">'''Done'''</span> in the '''Status''' column.

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* The next pop-up box indicates the status of the new alert. When a green check mark appears under the "Event" field, your alert will have been added to the router's configuration:

* The next pop-up box indicates the status of the new alert. When a green checkmark appears under the "Event" field, your alert will have been added to the router's configuration:

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'''NOTE''': you can set up even more, different types of alerts in the router's WebUI by visiting the "Events Reporting" page ('''Status → Events Log → Events Reporting'''.)

'''NOTE''': you can set up even more, different types of alerts in the router's WebUI by visiting the "Events Reporting" page ('''Status → Events Log → Events Reporting'''.)