
HPMA User Guide
You can configure five fields within the Notification table (indicated with the  icon in the following table):
 icon in the following table):
Table 59: Notification Table Headings
| Heading | Description | 
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| Severity | The icon and text indicating the level of the | 
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 | alarm (see “Alarm Levels and Indicators” on | 
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 | page 28). | 
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| Id | A unique number (within the entire grid) allo- | 
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 | cated to the alarm, level, and service/ | 
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 | component. | 
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| Active | A check box to enable or disable the attribute | 
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 | alarm monitoring for the particular level. | 
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| Attribute Code | The system code for the attribute being moni- | 
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 | tored. This code is used to lookup alarms in the | 
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 | chapter “Troubleshooting Alarms” on page 171. | 
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| CId | A sequence number to identify alarm sources | 
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 | that are listed as rows in a table (such as VMFR | 
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 | in the SSM X Volumes component). The | 
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 | number indicates the table row, counting from | 
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 | the top. | 
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| Primary | Describes the function of the attribute being | 
| Message | monitored. | 
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| Secondary | Details the reason for the alarm (connection | 
| Message | lost, storage space below 10%, and so on) | 
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| Op | A  | 
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 | for testing the current attribute value against | 
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 | the Value threshold: | 
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 | When the operation “attrval Op Value” evalu- | 
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 | ates “true”, the alarm is set to that level. See | 
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 | Figure 15: “Alarm Monitoring Algorithm” on | 
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 | page 27 for more details. | 
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