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As a result of event processing some events can be shown up as ''alarms''. Usually alarm represents something that needs attention of network administrators or network control center operators, for example low free disk space on a server. Every alarm has the following attributes: | As a result of event processing some events can be shown up as ''alarms''. Usually alarm represents something that needs attention of network administrators or network control center operators, for example low free disk space on a server. Every alarm has the following attributes: | ||
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! width="20%"|Attribute || Description | |||
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| Creation time | | Creation time | ||
| Time when alarm was created. | | Time when alarm was created. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Last change time | | Last change time | ||
| Time when alarm was last changed (for example, acknowledged). | | Time when alarm was last changed (for example, acknowledged). | ||
|- | |- | ||
| State | | State | ||
| Alarm can be in one of three states: | | Alarm can be in one of three states: | ||
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| Outstanding | | Outstanding | ||
| New alarm; | | New alarm; | ||
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| Terminated | | Terminated | ||
| Inactive alarm. When problem is solved, network administrator can terminate alarm | | Inactive alarm. When problem is solved, network administrator can terminate alarm. This will remove alarm from active alarms list and it will not be seen in console, but alarm record will remain in database. | ||
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| Severity | | Severity | ||
| Alarm's severity - Normal, Warning, Minor, Major, or Critical. | | Alarm's severity - Normal, Warning, Minor, Major, or Critical. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Source | | Source | ||
| Source node (derived from originating event). | | Source node (derived from originating event). | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Key | | Key | ||