Alarmmgr Output; Alarmmgr Examples; The Findaddr Utility - Extreme Networks EPICenter Guide Manual

AlarmMgr Output

The output from the AlarmMgr command is displayed as tab-delimited ascii text, one line per alarm. Each
line contains the following information:
ID
Name
Category
Severity
Source
Time
Message
Acked

AlarmMgr Examples

The following examples illustrate the usage of these commands.
• To display the last 300 alarm log entries in the EPICenter database running on the local server, as user
admin with the default password, enter the following command:
AlarmMgr -user admin
• To display the last 300 alarm log entries in the EPICenter database running on server
81, with EPICenter login "master" and password "king," enter the following command:
AlarmMgr -host snoopy -port 81 -user master -password king
• To display all alarm log entries for the alarm named FanFailed in the local EPICenter database that
occurred yesterday and are unacknowledged, enter the following command:
AlarmMgr -user admin -y -u -an "Fan Failed"
• To find all alarm log entries that were generated from port 12 on device 10.2.3.4, and place the results
in the file device1.txt enter the following command:
AlarmMgr -user admin -dip 10.2.3.4 -p 12 -f device1.txt

The FindAddr Utility

Using the Find Address command (FindAddr) you can specify a Media Access Control (MAC) or Internet
Protocol (IP) network address, and a set of network devices (or ports on a device) to query for those
addresses. The command returns a list of the devices and ports associated with those addresses, and
output the results to the command window or to a file.
This command provides a command-line version of the functionality available in the EPICenter IP/MAC
Address Finder applet.
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Event ID of the alarm (assigned by the EPICenter server when the alarm is received)
Name of the alarm
Category that the alarm is classified under
Severity level of the alarm
IP address of the device that generated the alarm
Time the alarm occurred, reported as Greenwich Mean Time
Message associated with the alarm
Whether the alarm has been acknowledged (true or false)
The FindAddr Utility
on port
snoopy
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