Table 2-15 Event Severity Levels - HP B6191-90029 User Manual

Installing and Using Monitors
Adding a Monitoring Request
Table 2-14 Monitoring Requests Configuration Settings (Continued)
Setting
Notification The following notification methods are available.
Method
EMAIL* - sends notification to the specified email address
TEXTLOG* - sends notification to specified file
SNMP - sends notification using SNMP traps
CONSOLE - sends notification to the system console
TCP - sends notification to the specified target host and port
UDP - sends notification to the specified target host and port
OPC - sends notification to OpenView ITO applications (available
only on systems with OpenView installed).
SYSLOG - sends notification to the system log
Only one notification method can be selected for each monitor
request, consequently you will need to create multiple requests to
direct event notification to different targets. * These are the only
methods that deliver the entire content of the event message. The
remaining methods alert you to the occurrence of an event, but
require you to retrieve the complete message content using resdata
explained later in this chapter.
Table 2-15 Event Severity Levels
Event
Severity
Level
Critical An event that will or has already
caused data loss, system down time,
or other loss of service. System
operation will be impacted and
normal use of the hardware should
not continue until the problem is
corrected. Immediate action is
required to correct the problem.
Serious An event that may cause data loss,
system down time, or other loss of
service if left uncorrected. System
operation and normal use of the
hardware may be impacted. The
problem should be repaired as soon as
possible.
Major An event that could escalate to a
Warning Serious condition if not corrected.
System operation should not be
impacted and normal use of the
hardware can continue. The problem
should be repaired at a convenient
time.
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Description
Description
MC/ServiceGuard
Response
If MC/ServiceGuard is
installed and this is a
critical component, a
package fail-over WILL
occur.
If MC/ServiceGuard is
installed and this is a
critical component, a
package fail-over WILL
occur.
If MC/ServiceGuard is
installed and this is a
critical component, a
package fail-over WILL
NOT occur.
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