6.2 Alarm Text Files
ETERNUS3000 Hardware Status List
Date:1/1/2003
ETERNUS3000 Address:10.20.30.40
ControllerEnclosure#0001:ALARM
DriveEnclosure#0003:ALARM
ETERNUSmgr(stxpoll) V20L20
Header
(title, date, address of the target device)
Alarm List
Footer
(ETERNUSmgr Version)
The "alarm history messages" shown above indicate the status results obtained from the target device. The following message is output when all components of the target device are normal.
"No hardware error detected."
If target device monitoring does not work properly (due to LAN
"No hardware report detected. (Offline)"
See "6.3
Note that "Hardware Status was changed. See below ..." is not an actual alarm history message.
6.2Alarm Text Files
This section explains the alarm text files that are generated by ETERNUSmgr.
Alarm text files are a compilation of the alarm history messages for a single day in a text format. See "6.1 Alarm History Messages" (page 45) for more information on the alarm history messages.
Alarm text files are categorized into the following types:
•Alarm Text Date Files
Contains the individual alarm history messages that record the ongoing status of the tar- get device, collected on a
•Alarm Text Fixed File
Contains the same alarm history messages as the latest alarm text date file, saved under a settable name.
■Alarm Text Date Files
The alarm text date file is saved in the directory specified in the setup file using the following file naming convention. See "2.3.4 Alarm Text File Settings" (page 19) for more information about the setup files.
stxgrYYYYMMDD.log
YYYY : Year
MM: Month
DD : Day
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For example, "stxgr20030101.log" indicates an alarm text date file that was created on January 1, 2003. Alarm text date files are created/updated when an alarm history file is created. Alarm text date files are cre- ated/updated when an alarm history file is created.
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