This report is a list of system events. Examples of alerts include update notifications, licensing capacity notifications, software failures, or hardware failures. Please note that an alert does not necessarily mean that a failure has occurred, rather it means that an event has occurred that may require some action (see Severity below for more information).
The report contains the following information:
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Column |
Description |
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Name |
The name of the system issuing the alert. |
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Severity |
The severity of the alert. A green flag indicates non-critical information, yellow indicates a potentially critical issue, while red indicates a severe issue. |
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Resolved |
Whether or not the alert has been resolved. A check mark indicates the alert has been resolved. This field will be blank if the alert has not been resolved. |
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Date |
The date the alert was issued. |
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Time |
The time the alert was issued. |
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Source |
The subsystem issuing the alert. This varies depending on the system. For example, a replication system may issue an alert from a subsystem such as its disk subsystem or its core software subsystem. |
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Description |
The descriptive text that is associated with the alert. |
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Total Alerts |
The total number of alerts for the system(s). |