The Status/Detail Information Panel - Extreme Networks EPICenter Reference Manual

In addition to the device icons, several other symbols may annotate a device component:
A red circle with a white "S" displayed next to a device indicates that the device is not reachable
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through SNMP.
A small bell-shaped symbol indicates an alarm has been logged for the device, and has not yet been
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acknowledged. The color of the bell symbol indicates the severity level of the alarm. If multiple
alarms are logged for the device, the color indicates the highest severity level among those alarms.
See "The Alarm Log Browser Summary" on page 104
If the alarm icon has an "X" through it, this means alarm propagation has been disabled for this
device; the alarm status of this device does not influence the aggregate alarm status displayed for the
device group. See "Alarm Propagation to the Device Group" on page 50
alarm propagation, including how to disable or enable it for a device.
An alarm icon shown for the device group indicates the highest severity unacknowledged alarm
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among those devices within the device group that have alarm propagation enabled.
If a device is offline, the text identifier for the node is gray.
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Moving the Component Tree Boundary
You can move the boundary between the Component Tree panel and the main applet panel by
following these steps:
1 Place the cursor over the line separating the panels.
2 Click and hold the left mouse button to "grab" the panel separator.
3 Drag the separator until the panels are the desired widths.

The Status/Detail Information Panel

The right side panel displays information about the component selected in the tree on the left. For
example, Figure 6 shows the Inventory Manager applet, with basic information about the devices
known to the EPICenter.
EPICenter Reference Guide
for the definitions of the alarm severity levels.
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