HP StorageWorks Reference Information Storage System V1.4 Administrator Guide (T3559-96027, March 2006)

Table 73 Event Log view features
Feature
Description
update form(upper right)
To update the Ev
entLogviewtochangeeventlistorder,selecttheOlder Entries
First check box
,andclickUpdate.
Log File Navigation Day co vered by current view.
Click the left or right arrow to view events from the previous or next day.
events
Information for event, including (not all event types include all information):
• Color-coded status icon (blue: information, green: normal, yellow: warning,
red: failure, orange: unknown).
• Time stamp.
• Event type: HOST or SERVICE.
• Host identifier.
• Service identifier (service alerts only).
•
Host or service status value. See "Host and service status values"onpage29.
• Status condition (HARD or SOFT). See "Hard and soft status
conditions"onpage30.
• Sequential identifier for this event message. Indicates how many times it has
been sent.
• Event message: additional information describing event.
Related Views
• The information in the Alert History view is a subset of that in the Event Log view. See "Alerts
History
"onpage84.
• "Creating availability reports" on page 77 s hows number of alerts of different types for hosts
and/or services.
•
"Alert
sfolder" on page 81 shows status value trends over time for hosts and/or services.
Table 74 Links to Event Log view
Origin
Link
left menu
Event Log
Links from Event Log view: none
Alerts folder
Alert
sHistogram
Use th
is view to create reports with simple graphs showing, for individual hosts or services, number of
event
s of different types over different time periods.
The following histogram shows all service events over a one-day period. It shows, for example, two
CRITICALeventsandthreeWARNINGeventsoccurredaround6:45,andtworecovery(OK)events
occu
rred around 7:00.
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