Sorting the alert log entries – HP 212M User Manual

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Using the HP Web Browser Interface

The Web Browser Interface Screen Layout

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Figure 3-9. The Alert Log

Each alert has the following fields of information:

Status

– The level of severity of the event generated. Severity levels can

be Information, Normal, Warning, and Critical. If the alert is new (has not
yet been acknowledged), the New symbol is also in the Status column.

Alert

– The specific event identification.

Date/Time

– The date and time the event was received by the Browser

Interface. This value is shown in the format:

DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS AM/PM,

for example,

12-Sep-97 3:57:20 PM.

Description

– A short narrative statement that describes the event. For

example,

Lost connection to multiple devices on port 1.

Sorting the Alert Log Entries

The alerts are sorted, by default, by the Date/Time field with the most recent
alert listed at the top of the list. The second most recent alert is displayed
below the top alert and so on. If alerts occurred at the same time, the
simultaneous alerts are sorted by order in which they appear in the MIB.

The alert field that is being used to sort the alert log is indicated by which
column heading is in bold. You can sort by any of the other columns by clicking
on the column heading. The Alert and Description columns are sorted alpha-
betically, while the Status column is sorted by severity type, with more critical
severity indicators appearing above less critical indicators.

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