Yesterday you are shitting on someone's home networking and today you learn he made it his job. Regarding the credentials... you would always find people who a

Yesterday you are shitting on someone's home networking and today you learn he made it his job. Regarding the credentials... you would always find people who are dumb^W think what the certs are the measure of quality. Sometimes it's actually good, if a person asks for certs first then you know you don't want to work with that person. NB: never send alerts directly to people. Create a group (distribution list, alias, whatever it's called in your mail server), preferably multiple groups foreach client, eg: pasta.zara.alerts.monitoring@giuliomagnifico.com etc That way you would see which instance generated the alert even if you didn't configured the custom alert message, you can filter all these messages (to tag, move to folders or whatever) simply by filtering on *alerts.monitoring@, and if for some reason you depart with the client in not so amicable ways then you can simply kill all the mails from it by a rule with $To:.