HPMA User Guide

You can configure five fields within the Notification table (indicated with the icon in the following table):

Table 59: Notification Table Headings

Heading

Description

 

 

Severity

The icon and text indicating the level of the

 

alarm (see “Alarm Levels and Indicators” on

 

page 28).

 

 

Id

A unique number (within the entire grid) allo-

 

cated to the alarm, level, and service/

 

component.

 

 

Active

A check box to enable or disable the attribute

 

alarm monitoring for the particular level.

 

 

Attribute Code

The system code for the attribute being moni-

 

tored. This code is used to lookup alarms in the

 

chapter “Troubleshooting Alarms” on page 171.

 

 

CId

A sequence number to identify alarm sources

 

that are listed as rows in a table (such as VMFR

 

in the SSM X Volumes component). The

 

number indicates the table row, counting from

 

the top.

 

 

Primary

Describes the function of the attribute being

Message

monitored.

 

 

 

Secondary

Details the reason for the alarm (connection

Message

lost, storage space below 10%, and so on)

 

 

 

Op

A pull-down menu of operators. Select the one

 

for testing the current attribute value against

 

the Value threshold:

 

EQ—equals (=)

 

GE—greater than or equal to (>=)

 

LE—less than or equal to (<=)

 

NE—not equal to (!=)

 

When the operation “attrval Op Value” evalu-

 

ates “true”, the alarm is set to that level. See

 

Figure 15: “Alarm Monitoring Algorithm” on

 

page 27 for more details.

 

 

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