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76 Configuration Software and Utilities

77MAXDATA PLATINUM 90002R Server System

Enable Alerts

This check box causes an alert to be sent when an event associated with the selected event lter

occurs. If the box is not checked, or if the global enable for alerts is not enabled, no alert is sent.

Policy Number Associated With This Event Filter

This drop-down box allows you to specify an alert policy number to be associated with the event

lter. This setting is enabled only if the Enable Alerts box is checked; a valid policy number must be

chosen if alerts are enabled.

The drop-down list shows the valid policy numbers, between 1 and 15. You will assign policy numbers

to policy table entryies when you click the Congure Policies button.

Chassis Action Associated With This Event Filter

This drop-down box allows you to select the chassis action that is associated with the selected event

lter. Chassis actions include power down, power cycle, reset, diagnostic interrupt, and none. For

any chassis action to occur, it must be globally enabled on the Platform Event Filter Conguration

screen.

Congure Policies Button

This button provides access to the screen that displays the current settings of all entries in the policy

table, where you dene the settings associated with the policy numbers used in the Policy number

associated with this event lter drop-down box.

Alert Policy Table

The gure on the following page shows all the entries in the alert policy table, regardless of whether

any settings are associated with a particular entry. All entries are shown because the entries in the

table are order-dependent, so that when an alert occurs, entries in the table are processed from top

to bottom as the rmware attempts to match table entries with the policy number associated with

the event that caused the alert. By seeing all entries, you are able to ensure that the entries are in

the correct order.

One use of the policy table is to be able to specify multiple destinations for alerts that occur. This can

be done by assigning the same policy number to multiple entries in the table; but specifying different

destinations in the destination eld. If one policy is associated with multiple entries in the policy table,

you can further rene the destinations that receive alerts by using the policy type.

Because the rmware goes through the table in order from top to bottom, when an event occurs,

the table is searched in order for entries in which the policy number matches the policy number

associated with the event lter. Therefore, the alert is sent to the destinations in the order in which

they are encountered in the policy table. Make sure the destinations appear in the table in the desired

order.

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