Grass Valley iControl V.6.02 - Manual (Page 138)

Logs
Event & Incident Log Configuration
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Note: When Create an incident for each alarm automatically is selected, new
faults trigger incidents only if their attributes are accepted by the filters. The filters are
specified by a configurable file and take effect only after GSM restarts.
Interface Element Description
--- Database location ---
Local application server Click here to specify the use of the log database on the local Application Server (the one
from which you opened Event Log Viewer).
This is the most commonly used setting, where you intend to explore the log database on
the same Application Server from which you open Event Log Viewer or Incident Log
Viewer:
Remote application server Click here to specify the use of the log database on a remote Application Server.
This setting should be used when you intend to explore the log database on an Application
Server other than the one from which you open Event Log Viewer or Incident Log Viewer:
Host name (or IP address) Enter the host name or IP address of the remote Application Server
Other database Click here to use a log database on a remote Application Server.
This setting serves essentially the same purpose as Remote Application Server, except that
it allows you to identify the remote database in greater detail. It is intended for advanced
users only:
Type Choose a database type (MySQL or PostgreSQL).
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Host Enter the host name or IP address of the Application Server where the database is located
(changing this field will automatically change the address field).