Presentation Pane; Sensor Dialogs; Alert Actions - HP Carrier-grade cc2300 User Manual

Presentation Pane

When you select a branch (group component) in the navigation pane, the presentation pane
displays a set of icons (list view) representing each group node (detail sensor list). The detail view
provides more information on each node item. You can arrange these list view items by name
(sorted alphabetically) or by status (sorted by current status: critical, noncritical, and OK). To
change the presentation pane, click the right mouse button over the pane, and then select from the
popup menu that appears. This popup menu has two items:
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View----- - Changes between large icons, small icons, list, or detail view
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Arrange Icons----- - Arranges the list view icons by name or status
When you select a node in the navigation pane, the presentation pane displays a set of tab pages
representing the detail sensor information. Depending on the node selected in the navigation pane,
one of the following four pages is displayed:
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Sensor Settings----- - Displays the sensor's current status and current value, threshold values
and error counts.
Use this screen to configure new threshold values (such as Upper Critical Threshold, Upper
Noncritical Threshold).
The sensor status is also represented as a colored "Health" icon: Red is critical, Yellow is
noncritical, Green is OK, and Blue is an unsupported sensor.
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Alert Actions----- - Displays the currently configured alert actions for each threshold type (such
as Voltage-Status Changed to Upper Critical, Voltage-Status Changed to Lower Critical).
Use this screen to change the alert actions for each supported threshold. The factory default
alert actions are Log the Event to Disk and Write a Message to the LCD.
Sensor Information----- - Displays individual sensor information (such as Sensor Tolerance,
Maximum Reading, Minimum Reading).
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Inventory Information----- - Displays inventory information for the sensor (such as
Description, Manufacturer). The information varies based on the sensor type.

Sensor Dialogs

Alert Actions

All of the sensor dialogs have an Alert Actions tab. Use this tab to specify the actions to be taken
in the event of an alert on the associated sensor.
The factory default alert actions are to log the event to disk and to write a message to the server's
front-panel LCD.
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