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By default, there are alerts if a device stops responding to WMI, or SNMP, etc. (And ping, obviously.)
What kind of device was it?
We have many SNMP DataSources. For us, we do not alert on "no data" except for one purpose-built dataPoint we call SNMPHealthCheck which *does* alert if no data. That way, it can signal to us that SNMP may be in trouble vs. the monitored resource.
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