Solution manager : system monitoring setup

Hi all,
We are planning to move from a third party monitoring tool to SAP solution manager  we are Solman 7.0 with ehp1 .
I am going thru docs  for system monitoring and follow the steps to active the systems  and observed Instance availability step , is it possibule to automate an  email when  the satelite system is unavailable?
How do we automate an email for each alert  from  system monitoring ?
Please suggest..
Thanks,
Subhash.G

Hello Subhash,
Check this guide for alert configuration .
Solution Manager CEN and Alerting configuration guide for Dummies
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Amit Barnawal

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