H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 104)

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Concerned Alarms—Do one of the following:
− Select All Alarms to forward all types of alarms.
− Select Selected Alarms to specify types of alarms for forwarding. Then click Select Alarm to
the right of the new alarms list that appears, select the alarms on the resulting Select Alarm
popup.
You can remove unwanted alarms from the list by selecting the alarm, and then clicking
Delete. Only the selected alarms are forwarded.
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Time Range Configuration—Enter the time range on each day in the format of hh:mm-hh:mm.
The system forwards only the alarms generated within the time ranges you specify. For example,
if you type 00:00–24:00 in the text box to the right of Monday, all alarms generated on
Monday are forwarded.
5. Click OK to confirm the configuration and save the alarm forwarding rule.
Enabling or disabling an alarm forwarding rule
If the Status of an alarm forwarding rule displays Enabled, it means this rule is active. If the Status of an
alarm forwarding rule displays Disabled, it means this rule is inactive.
To enable or disable an alarm forwarding rule:
1. Click Alarm > CPE Alarm > Alarm Notification.
2. In the Alarm Forwarding pane on the Alarm Notification page, locate and click the link in the
Status field to enable or disable an alarm forwarding rule.
Copying an alarm forwarding rule
Use this function to quickly add a new alarm forwarding rule by copying an existing alarm forwarding
rule.
To copy an alarm forwarding rule:
1. Click Alarm > CPE Alarm > Alarm Notification.
2. On the Alarm Notification page, click the Copy icon associated with the alarm forwarding rule
you want to copy.
3. On the Copy Alarm Forwarding page, rename the rule using a unique name.
4. Make any necessary modifications to the rule.
5. Click OK.
Deleting an alarm forwarding rule
1. Click Alarm > CPE Alarm > Alarm Notification.
2. On the Alarm Notification page, click the Delete icon in the rule list associated with the alarm
forwarding rule you want to delete.
3. Click OK.
Managing alarm definitions
BIMS uses system and user-defined rules to determine which of the events received by BIMS should be
considered alarms. Upon installation, alarms can be generated from those events that conform to
system-defined rules. Alarms can also be generated from those events matching the rules that are defined
by administrators. You can create rules from scratch or you can modify an existing system-defined rule to
meet your requirements. The following section explores the use of the Alarm Definition page.