Table 1 shows the possible values and meanings for each of the variables shown in format definitions for GUI notifications.
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Description |
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<Severity> |
Indicates seriousness of event, using both text and color, as follows: |
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Text |
Color |
Meaning |
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[Critical] |
Red |
Reports a serious condition that requires immediate attention |
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[Major] |
Yellow |
Reports a moderately serious condition that should be monitored, but does not require immediate attention |
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| [Minor] | Turquoise | Reports a condition of minor significance that should be monitored, but which does not require immediate attention. | |
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[Cleared] |
Green |
Reports status information or the clearing of a condition that caused previous posting of a [Critical] or [Major] GUI notification |
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[EVENT] |
White |
For information only |
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<Time Stamp> |
Indicates time that the event was detected, in format: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss where fields are as follows: |
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Field |
Meaning |
Possible Values |
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YYYY |
Year |
Any four digits |
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MM |
Month |
01 through 12 |
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DD |
Day |
01 through 31 |
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hh |
Hour |
00 through 23 |
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mm |
Minute |
00 through 59 |
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ss |
Second |
00 through 59 |
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<Event Number> |
Four-digit number that identifies the specific GUI notification (also indicates the type of GUI notification, as shown in Table 1 ). |
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<Message Text String> |
Text string (which may contain one or more variables defined in Table 1 ) that provides a small amount of information about the event. For more information about the event, look up the corresponding event number in this appendix; for each event number, this appendix shows the text string as it appears in a GUI notification, as well as a more detailed explanation and suggested recovery. |
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<CLLI> |
Used in all EMS GUI notifications to indicate the Common Language Location Identifier for the network element where the EMS resides. |
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<EventType>: <EventData1>, [<EventData2>],... |
Optional event data fields, as indicated by square brackets around the field, included in GUI notifications with severity [EVENT]. If no data is available for a given field, the field is empty. If other fields follow an empty field, the empty field is indicated by consecutive commas with no intervening data. One of the optional fields in an event notification is an effective timestamp field. This field indicates the time that the event actually occurred. When present, it uses the ASN.1 Generalized Time format. |
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