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# View Configured Alerts

You can view the alerts on monitored resources and device state that you have configured in the Alerts table.

To view a list of the alerts, go to Alerts and click the **Configuration** tab. 

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The table shows a summary of the alert configurations and includes the following columns:

* **Alert Name**: The user-defined name of the alert.
* **Channel**: The user-defined name of the channel the alert is sent on.
* **Apply On**: The name of the group or any other subset of devices that are monitored for this alert.
* **Trigger Condition**: The criteria or threshold for sending an active alert.
* **More**: At the end of each row in the table, hover your mouse and you can see the three dots. Click the three dots to open the menu.
  * **Edit**: Click **Edit** to modify the alert configuration.
  * **Delete**: Click **Delete** to delete the alert configuration from the table.

## What's Next?

Learn how to [view triggered alerts](/features-new-ui/tools/get-alerts/view-triggered-alerts.md).


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