4.7 Historical Alarms and Event Fields
The following table describes the fields on the View History Alarms and Events page:
Table 4-3 Historical Alarms Fields
| Historical Alarms Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Sequence # | A system-wide unique number assigned to each alarm/event. |
| Event ID | A unique number assigned to each alarm/event in the system. |
| Event Text | Description of the alarm/event. The description is truncated to 140 characters. If the description is truncated, a link to the alarm report is appended. |
| Timestamp | Date and time the alarm/event occurred (fractional seconds resolution). |
| Severity | Alarm/event severity - Critical, Major, Minor, and Info. |
| Additional Info |
Any additional information about the alarm or event that might help fix the root cause of the alarm or event. Additional Information is truncated to 140 characters. Note: Additional Info field is not truncated in exports or reports. |
| Product | Name of the product or application that generated the alarm/event. |
| Process | Name of the process that generated the alarm/event. |
| NE | Name of the Network Field where the alarm/event occurred. |
| Server | Name of the server where the alarm/event occurred. |
| Type | Alarm or Event Type, for example, Process, Disk, Platform. See Alarm and Event Types for more information. |
| Instance | Instance of the alarm/event, for example, Link01 or Disk02. The Instance provides additional information to help differentiate two or more alarms/events with the same number. This field may be blank if differentiation is not necessary. |