The Monitor Alarm object triggers a
Policy when an alarm occurs in CA Spectrum that matches the
criteria that you specify.
Use the Monitor Alarm object to
trigger a corrective Policy when an alarm appears for a particular
computer in your data center.
To configure the Monitor Alarm
object you need to know the name of the connection to the CA
Spectrum server that you will use, and the criteria that you will
use to monitor for alarms.
Name
|
Description
|
Acknowledged
|
The number of alarms that were
found that were marked acknowledged.
|
Alarm Id
|
The identification numbers of
the alarms that matched the criteria.
|
Alarm Source
|
The source of the alarm that
matched the criteria.
|
Alarm Status
|
The status of the alarms that
matched the criteria.
|
Cause
|
The cause of the alarms that
matched the criteria.
|
Connection Name
|
The name of the server
connection that you used.
|
Creation Date
|
The creation date of the alarms
that matched the criteria.
|
Diagnosis Log
|
The path to the diagnosis
log.
|
Event List
|
The path to the event
list.
|
Fault UID
|
The unique identification
number of the fault that triggered the alarm.
|
Impact Scope
|
The scope code of the alarm
that matched the criteria.
|
Impact Severity
|
The impact severity code of the
alarm that matched the criteria.
|
Impact Type Scope
|
The impact type scope code of
the alarm that matched the criteria.
|
Model Handle
|
The unique identification
number of the alarm.
|
Occurences
|
The number of occurences of the
alarm that matched the criteria.
|
Persistent
|
Indicates whether the alarm
that matched the criteria is persistent or not.
|
Primary Alarm
|
The name of the primary alarm
that matched the criteria.
|
Priority
|
The priority of the alarm that
matched the criteria.
|
Server
|
The name of the server where
the alarm that matched the criteria originated.
|
Severity
|
The severity of the alarm that
matched the criteria.
|
Trouble Shooter MH
|
The model handle (unique
identification number) of the trouble shooter that was assigned to
fix the issue that caused the alarm.
|
Trouble Ticket
|
The number of the trouble
ticket that was created when the alarm occurred.
|
Trouble Shooter
|
The name of the trouble shooter
that was assigned to fix the issue that caused the alarm.
|
User
|
The name of the user account
that generated the alarm.
|
User Clearable
|
Indicates whether the alarm
that matched the criteria is clearable by the user or not.
|