The Active Alarms summary provides an aggregate view of time stamped alarm notifications for
Policy Management systems. The display is refreshed every ten seconds and appears in the upper right corner of all
CMP pages. Alarms remain active until they are reset.
The Active Alarms report provides details about active alarms. To view the Active Alarms report:
- From the System Wide Reports section of the navigation pane, select Alarms.
The Alarms section expands to show the available alarm reports.
- Select Active Alarms.
The Active Alarms report opens in the work area.
Figure 1 shows a sample active alarm report.
Sample Active Alarms Report![](active_alarms_11_1.png)
The alarm levels are as follows:
- Critical—Service is being interrupted. (Critical alarms are displayed in red.)
- Major—Service may be interrupted if the issue is not corrected. (Major alarms are displayed in orange.)
- Minor—Non-service affecting fault. (Minor alarms are displayed in yellow.)
Notifications, which have a severity of Info, are not displayed in the Active Alarms report, but are written to the trace log. For more information, see Viewing the Trace Log.
Note: Alarms generated by Policy Management systems running software lower than release 7.5 are mapped to these levels as follows: Emergency or Critical map to Critical; Alert or Error map to Major; Warning or Notice map to Minor.
The Age/Auto Clear column shows how long an alarm has been active (that is, how long since it was raised) and how long the alarm will display before being automatically cleared. The Auto Clear time is shown as --- (three hyphens) if the alarm is not automatically cleared.
The following options are available: