Chapter 11 Management; Alarm Commands - ZyXEL Communications IES4005M User Manual

Configure the time and alarms; monitor the hardware, configure IP addresses and subnet masks;
copy, erase, and display settings; configure SNMP; use FTP; configure the hostname, contact, and
location settings; and set the console port's baud rate.

11.1 Alarm Commands

Use these commands to manage alarms on the IES. You can show current and historical alarms,
configure alarm definitions, clear alarms, set up alarm notification severity levels for DSL and VoIP
ports, and configure descriptions for the alarm inputs.
The following table describes commonly used alarm command parameter notation.
Table 57 Alarm Command Parameters
NOTATION
alarm
severity
condition
month
day
year
target
forward|reverse
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DESCRIPTION
A category of alarms.
represents equipment alarms.
eqpt
represents Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) alarms.
dsl
represents Ethernet alarms.
enet
represents system alarms.
sys
represents VoIP alarms.
voip
Check the alarm definition table for allowed alarms.
Specify an alarm severity level (
Specify an alarm condition.
condition
Check the alarm definition table for allowed conditions.
Specify the month (1-12) in MM format.
Specify the day (1-31) in DD format.
Specify the year (1970-2037) in YYYY format.
Specify where to send the alarm. snmp|
reports on this alarm condition.
Specify the displaying order.
: oldest entry displayed first
forward
: latest entry displayed first
reverse
Display more comprehensive alarm condition descriptions.
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Management
, , , or
critical major minor
syslog|all|none
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warning
'none' disables alarm
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