system_alert

Manages administrator action alerts.

SYNOPSIS

system_alert { [ delete | list ] | help }

DESCRIPTION

The Oracle FS System generates system alerts to notify the administrator that action must be taken to correct the following conditions:
  • The system encountered a faulty system configuration.

  • The system is in a compromised operational state.

When you first log in to the system, run the system_alert ‑list command to list the outstanding system alerts. Unlike the Oracle FS System Manager, the Oracle FS CLI does not report system status or display alerts when you log in.

After issuing a system_alert command, identify the conditions that require action, and perform the specified action. If you require more background information about any of the alerts, run the event_log command to review events that have occurred before, during and after the time stamp that is recorded for the system alert.

Note: Do not delete the alert until the condition has been addressed. To delete the alert, run the system_alert ‑delete ‑alert system-alert-id-or-fqn command. Specify the fully qualified name (FQN) or unique identifier (ID) of the alert that you received from the system_alert ‑list command. After taking steps to resolve an alert, list the alerts again to determine whether the actions have been effective.

The Oracle FS System automatically deletes all system alerts when it detects that the cause or problematic condition has been addressed.

SUBCOMMANDS

delete
Deletes system alerts.
list
Displays information about the currently active system alerts.

GLOBAL OPTIONS

help

Displays command usage and additional help about the command.

usage

Returns a summary of the subcommands that are available for this command.

EXAMPLE

Task

List the outstanding system alerts.

Parameters
  • None

$ fscli system_alert -list