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NOTE:
 The initial messages generated by OVNM after checking the status of objects for the first time allows 
the current
 state of the object to be mapped to the ObjectMAP. In case these messages are causing you 
problems, then the 
SkipEMS: Yes option or SkipEMS: All options can be used to suppress the first EMS 
message.
The SkipEMS: Yes option suppresses the first EMS messag
e if the object is in Normal state and the threshold 
has been defined with the eEvents pane. The SkipEMS: All option suppresses the first EMS message if the 
object is 
Normal regardless of whether or not an eEvents record was defined.  
The default is value 
is set as SkipEMS: Yes. To change this option you need to edit the MONCONF file and 
create a CUSTCHGS Tacl routine
.  For more information about how to create the CUSTCHGS routine, refer to 
Appendix Q 
in the OVNM User and Installation Guide. 
The EMSON utili
ty turns the flag ON for every EMS threshold. This enables OVNM to send ALL the EMS 
thresholds to ObjectMAP, even if the Map Event to ObjectMAP check box has not been configured for that 
threshold.
To run the EMSON utility, execute the following command at
 the TACL prompt:. 
run EMSON / in <your ORMCONF file>/ 
NOTE:
 In case of linked EMS thresholds, the DOWN object state is displayed in the ObjectMAP until an UP 
event is detected by OVNM. Once an UP event occurs, the DOWN state is deleted from ObjectMAP 
automa
tically. However, if the DOWN and UP states of the EMS thresholds are not linked then once the 
DOWN event is detected, it will be displayed in ObjectMAP and will not be deleted until a manual action is 
taken.
3-6-2 eBurst 
OVNM provides the facility to define the burst criteria to be used to suppress the burst of EMS messages. The 
eBurst criterion is linked to an individual EMS threshold. The eBurst tab page in the Actions dialog box is 
displayed only when the EMS subsystem is selected.  
Figure 3-20 OCC Actions Dialog Box eBurst Tab Page 
eBurst Panel 
This is the panel you will use to define how a burst should be detected. You have the option of 
processing all of the messages until a burst is detected or ignoring all of the messages until a burst is 
detected. If you check None, the Burst Definition record will be deleted (if one existed). 










