HP StorageWorks P9000 Performance Advisor Software v5.3 User and Troubleshooting Guide (T1789-96322, August 2011)

5. Click Apply Template. If required, modify the alarm settings copied to the Apply Template section
and then apply the updated settings to other records in the Alarms table.
The configuration settings of the previously selected record are applied to all the other newly
selected records.
If you do not want to retain the copied settings, click Clear Template to clear the selection in the
text boxes, in the Apply Template section.
NOTE:
If you click Apply Template before selecting other component records, the updated settings
are applied back to the current selected record in the Alarms table.
6. Click Edit to commit the changes.
You can also select a component record and directly apply specific settings on that record, without
using the Copy Template feature.
1. Select the check box for that component record. (You can also select multiple records).
2. In the Apply Template section, provide the values or settings that you want to update for the se-
lected component record.
3. Click Apply Template followed by Edit.
Related Topics
• “Adding or removing metric values” on page 144
• “Setting threshold and dispatch levels” on page 149
• “Configuring alarm notifications” on page 150
• “Establishing scripts for alarms” on page 153
• “Enabling or disabling alarms” on page 154
• “Deleting records in the Alarms table” on page 156
• “Filtering records in Alarms History table” on page 162
• “Viewing graph of metric value's performance” on page 165
• “Filtering event records” on page 167
Deleting records in the Alarms table
To delete component records:
1. Click Alarms in the left pane.
2. Under the Alarm Configuration tab, select the check box for the component records that should
be deleted.
Click Select All if you want to delete all the component records.
You can also filter component records in the Alarms table. For more information, see “Filtering
records in Alarms table” on page 147.
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