The request alarms
command is available from both system-level and configure modes, and is used to accomplish the following activities:
- Clear current outstanding alarms or clear all alarms from the history buffer.
- Set alarm's acknowledge state and/or add a comment to an outstanding alarm.
Command Syntax
The command syntax to clear or set alarms is listed below.
> request alarms
clear
current
alarmId <integer>
deleteMatchingAlarms <no | yes>
history
current
comment alarm
id <integer>
text <operator comment>
state alarm
acknowledgeState <acknowledge | unAcknowledge>
id <integer>
Command Parameters
'request alarms' Parameters
Parameter | Descriptions |
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request alarms clear | Use this command to either clear current outstanding alarms or clear all alarms from history buffer. current – Use this parameter to clear all current/outstanding alarm(s). To clear a specific alarm, include the alarmId option below.
alarmId – Unique alarm identifier.
deleteMatchingAlarms – Set this flag to "yes" to delete all alarms matching the alarm Id.
history – Clear all alarms from the history buffer.
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request alarms current | Use this commend to either set alarm's acknowledge state and/or add a comment to an outstanding alarm. comment alarm – Add a comment to an outstanding alarm. id <integer> – Unique alarm identifier. text <operator comment> – Operator comments
state alarm – Set operator state of a specific alarm using alarm Id. acknowledgeState – The current operator state of the outstanding alarm. acknowledge unAcknowledge (default)
id <integer> – Unique alarm identifier.
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Command Example
To clear all current/outstanding alarm(s):
> request alarms clear current
result success
reason All current/outstanding alarms have been purged
To clear all alarms from the history buffer:
> request alarms clear history
Deleted all alarm entries in history-table
To set the acknowledgeState of alarm Id 222 to 'acknowledge':
% request alarms current state alarm id 222 acknowledgeState acknowledge
result success
reason
[ok]