CHAPTER 4
ALARMS
IC Manager provides system administration tools for monitoring alarm events. Visual and sometimes auditory alarms (beeps) are triggered whenever the system detects problems that require human intervention, such as server failures. Alarms are categorized as Emergency, High, Low, or Informational. (For more information about monitoring alarms, refer to IC Administration Volume 1: Servers & Domains.)
To minimize Alarm Server traffic, alarms that occur repeatedly are gathered by the ADU Server and raised periodically. The repeat count indicates how many times the condition has occurred since the alarm was last raised.
The following table describes the alarms that are associated with the ADU Server.
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AssignFail | Emergency | Cannot Assign to | Another ADU Server across | |
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| ADU%s, ignoring it | the WAN is unavailable. A site | |
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| has been cut off. WAN | |
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| features may not be available. |
BadADUInDS | Emergency Bad UUID %s in DS’s |
| list of ADU servers |
Corruption in the DS has made it impossible to identify other ADU Servers for WAN work. Contact Technical Support (1-
DumpADU | High | ADU overflow, killing | The ADU limit set by the adus |
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| eldest | parameter has been reached. |
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| The oldest ADUs are being |
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| newer ones. |
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| Increase the value of the adus |
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| parameter. Determine if ADUs |
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| when they are no longer |
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| needed, and possibly adjust |
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| timer settings (nouserinterval, |
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| idletime). |
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