- If you already have a group to alert, skip to the next topic.
- Add BOT @Made4FlowBot to the group.
- For the BOT to be able to request the group's identification code, it will be necessary to leave the group as public.
- Make the group public and create a personalized link for it:
- If you followed the step by step correctly, we can move on to Made4Flow.
- Once you have created the group or added our BOT to the group, go to the anti-DDos side menu, click on 'Telegram Groups'.
- When entering the option, click on 'Add Group'.
- We must fill in the name, description and public link that we configured when creating the group on Telegram.
- Click on 'Find group ID' and when the numbering appears in the 'Private ID' field, we can test sending a message by clicking on the 'Test' button.
- If everything goes well, you will receive the following message in the group
- With this, we can click the add button on the group registration screen.
- In the side menu, click on the 'Actions and Responses' option.
- Fill in the requested data and add the threholds that will take this action.
- Go to the action that was created or if one has already been created and click 'Edit'.
- On the screen, the 'Add Action' button will be shown, click on it and select 'Telegram'.
- Select the group that will send the alerts to and click 'Add Action'.
- Save the response changes and that's it, your alerts will be sent to the group automatically as soon as an anomaly is detected.
If you wish, you can leave the group as private again, remembering, of course, to always keep the Made4Flow BOT in the group.