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OnCommand Unified Manager 9.5
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Events inventory page

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The Events inventory page enables you to view a list of current events and their properties. You can perform tasks such as acknowledging, resolving, and assigning events. You can also add an alert to specific events.

By default The information on this page is refreshed automatically every 5 minutes to ensure that the most current new events are displayed.

Filter components

Enable you to customize the information that is displayed in the events list. You can refine the list of events that are displayed using the following components:

  • View menu to select from a pre-defined list of filter selections.

    This includes items such as all active (new and acknowledged) events, active performance events, events assigned to me (the logged in user), and all events generated during all maintenance windows.

  • Search pane to refine the list of events by entering full or partial terms.

  • Filter button that launches the Filters pane so you can select from every available field and field attribute to refine the list of events.

  • Time selector to refine the list of events by the time at which the event was triggered.

Command buttons

The command buttons enable you to perform the following tasks:

  • Assign To

    Enables you to select the user to whom the event is assigned. When you assign an event to a user, the user name and the time when you assigned the event is added in the events list for the selected events.

    • Me

      Assigns the event to the currently logged in user.

    • Another user

      Displays the Assign Owner dialog box, which enables you to assign or reassign the event to other users. You can also unassign events by leaving the ownership field blank.

  • Acknowledge

    Acknowledges the selected events.

    When you acknowledge an event, your user name and the time when you acknowledged the event are added in the events list for the selected events. When you acknowledge an event, you are responsible for managing that event.

    Note

    You cannot acknowledge Information events.

  • Mark As Resolved

    Enables you to change the event state to resolved.

    When you resolve an event, your user name and the time when you resolved the event are added in the events list for the selected events. After you have taken corrective action for the event, you must mark the event as resolved.

  • Add Alert

    Displays the Add Alert dialog box, which enables you to add alerts for the selected events.

  • Export

    Enables you to export details of all events to a comma-separated values (.csv) file.

  • Column Selector

    Enables you to choose the columns that display on the page and select the order in which they are displayed.

Events list

Displays details of all the events ordered by triggered time.

By default New and Acknowledged events for the previous seven days of severity type Critical, Error, and Warning are displayed.

  • Triggered Time

    The time at which the event was generated.

  • Severity

    The event severity: Critical (sev critical um60), Error (sev error um60), Warning (sev warning um60), and Information (sev information um60).

  • State

    The event state: New, Acknowledged, Resolved, or Obsolete.

  • Impact Level

    The event impact level: Incident, Risk, or Event.

  • Impact Area

    The event impact area: Availability, Capacity, Performance, Protection, or Configuration.

  • Name

    The event name.

    You can select the event name to display the Event details page.

  • Source

    The name of the object on which the event has occurred.

    When a shared QoS policy breach occurs, only the workload object that is consuming the most IOPS or MBps is shown in this field. Additional workloads that are using this policy are displayed in the Event details page.

    You can select the source name to display the health or performance details page for that object.

  • Source Type

    The object type (for example, SVM, Volume, or Qtree) with which the event is associated.

  • Assigned To

    The name of the user to whom the event is assigned.

  • Notes

    The number of notes that are added for an event.

  • Days Outstanding

    The number of days since the event was initially generated.

  • Assigned Time

    The time that has elapsed since the event was assigned to a user. If the time elapsed exceeds a week, the timestamp when the event was assigned to a user is displayed.

  • Acknowledged By

    The name of the user who acknowledged the event. The field is blank if the event is not acknowledged.

  • Acknowledged Time

    The time that has elapsed since the event was acknowledged. If the time elapsed exceeds a week, the timestamp when the event was acknowledged is displayed.

  • Resolved By

    The name of the user who resolved the event. The field is blank if the event is not resolved.

  • Resolved Time

    The time that has elapsed since the event was resolved. If the time elapsed exceeds a week, the timestamp when the event was resolved is displayed.

  • Obsoleted Time

    The time when the state of the event became Obsolete.