The Alarm/Event History display provides diagnostics and troubleshooting capabilities for the Sonus SBC 1000/2000 by rendering the latest alarms/events in the system. The system records and stores the latest alarms/events, up to a maximum of 500. Once the count exceeds 500, alarms and events prior to these are no longer available in the Event history.
The alarms/events are displayed in the same chronological order in which they occur in the system, and are refreshed once every minute. You have the option to clear the entire alarm/event history through the WebUI or REST interface (for information on REST, see Sonus SBC Edge API User's Guide). After the clear action, the alarm/event history will then start recording from the next alarm/event.
For a complete list of possible Alarm/Events that can occur in the SBC 1000/2000, see Alarms and Events Reference.
To view the Alarm/Event History
For details about specific alarms and events, see Alarms and Events Reference. The definitions below include all fields displayed in both screens above.
If a column is not applicable to Events, it will be noted with an N/A.
The condition in which triggered the alarm/event (i.e., Red Alarm - Loss of Signal). The Condition is highlighted in the color of the alarm Severity. For example, if the alarm is Critical, the condition is highlighted in red. For a complete list of conditions, see Alarms and Events Reference.
The type of alarm. Possible value: Event or Alarm.
The category of the event/alarm. Possible values:
Severity level of the alarm, according to type. Possible values:
For Alarm
For Event
Source of the alarm/event generated.
Time of the alarm/event's occurrence (includes day and time).
ID of the alarm/event. To look up a specific ID, see Alarms and Events Reference.
A short description of the event that occurred to trigger the alarm/event.
The category of the event/alarm. Possible values:
The Clear Event history option deletes the entire event history. Once the clear action has been performed, the alarm/event history will then start recording from the next alarm/event.
You are able to group the Event History log according a specific column title, both in ascending and descending order.