Avaya S8500 manual Serial port, Configuring the serial port, Monitored local events 2 Event Action

Using the Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter

Alerts

Table 6: Monitored local events 2 of 2

Event	Action
Power supply failure	[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if the power supply in the S8500
	fails.
Tampering	[default: Disabled]: Not used in the S8500 Media Server configuration.
DASD failure	[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if hard disk drive failures are
	detected.
Remote login	[default: Enabled]: Generates an alert if a remote login occurs.
Temperature irregularity	[default: Enabled]: Generates an alert if the monitored temperatures
	exceed their thresholds.
Fan failure	[default: Enabled]: Generates an event if one of the fans fails.
PFA notification	[default: Enabled]: Generates an alert if any of the hardware in the
	S8500 generates a PFA event.
Partition configuration	Not used.
	2 of 2

2Scroll down to the desired entry and make your changes.

3Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save.

Serial port

From the Serial Port window, you can:

•Configure the serial port of the RSA.

•Configure advanced modem settings.

The serial port on the RSA can be used to dial out alerts to an remote alarm recipient and provide connectivity for remote users.

Configuring the serial port

To configure the serial port:

1In the navigation pane, select Serial Port under the ASM Control heading. The Serial Port window appears (see Figure 16, Serial port, on page 40).

Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter User Guide	39
November 2003