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Alarms and Traps
In the Alarms and Traps page, an administrator can configure e-mail account and
communication settings to allow the unit to send notification e-mails. This page is also the
location for selecting whether to log, display a message about, or send an e-mail about
various conditions and errors experienced by the unit.
To open this page, click the Configuration tab at the top of the embedded web pages
and then click the Alarms and Traps tab on the second tier of tabs.
The Alarms page opens with two expandable panels: Alarm Notifier
Destinations and Alarm Message List.
Figure 31.
Alarm Notifier Destinations
Fill in the necessary fields to send any alarm notifications to a specified user.
Alarm Message List
The Alarm Message List panel features a list of the available types of alarms. To
configure each alarm in the list, select the radio button corresponding to the desired option
in the Priority columns.
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Notify — When this option is selected, the unit sends an e-mail to the designated
recipient each time the corresponding alarm is triggered. The alarm is also displayed
and logged.
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Display — When this option is selected and when the corresponding alarm condition
occurs, the unit displays a notice of the alarm condition within the embedded web
pages. No e-mail is sent. The event is also logged.
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Log — When selected, this option tells the unit to list the corresponding alarm in the
events log, which you can access by clicking the Troubleshooting tab and then the
Logs sub-tab. No e-mail is sent.
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Disabled — When this option is selected, the unit does not create any log or
notification for the corresponding alarm type, though it still appears in the alarms list log.
The
Alarm Table
mean, and how they are cleared.
NOTE: All active alarms can be manually cleared by an administrator via the web page.
Alarms and Traps Page
on the next page lists alarms generated by the SME 211, what they
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