Alarm Report Screen; Specifying Alarm Information for the Report

Alarm Report Screen; Specifying Alarm Information for the Report

Table: Field Definitions: Alarm Report Screen

Field Name

Valid Input

Description/Procedure

Alarm Type:

active

resolved

The selected alarm type in the report.

Alarm Level:,
Major?,
Minor?,
Warning?

y = yes

n = no

Type y to display the alarm level or n to omit that alarm level from the report.

You can request major alarms, minor alarms, warnings, or any combination thereof.

Start Date:

Blank

Date (mm/dd/yy)

The date for the alarm report begins. If you leave this field blank, the system displays all recorded alarms of the type specified in the Alarm Type: field.

Time:

Blank

Time (hh:mm)

The hour and minute that you want the alarm report to begin. The Start Date: field must have a valid entry before you can enter the time. If you leave this field blank, the system displays all alarms for the specified start date.

Application:

Blank

VM, VP, NW, SW, MT, or MB

The two-character application code for the report entry:

(blank) All applications

VM = Messaging (voice mail, fax mail, and email messages)

VP = Voice platform

NW = Digital networking only

SW = Switch-interface

MT = Maintenance

MB = Remote maintenance circuit card

Resource Type:

Blank

A resource type

A specific type of alarmed resource for the alarm report, such as alarm_orig, mirror, netwk_bd.

For a list of valid entries, see Alarms and Events.

If this field contains a resource type, only alarms related to the specified resource type are displayed. If you leave this field blank, all resource types are included in the report.
Note: If you use a specific resource type, note the alarm code that is listed with it. You will also need to enter that information on this screen.

Location:

See description at right

Type a Avaya Intuity system location to display alarms for a particular piece of hardware in a physical location. The location field consists of three parts: equipment name, type, and number. For each part, you can enter values as shown:

If you enter a location, the Resource Type: field must contain a value. Only alarms related to the specified resource type and location are displayed.

Alarm Code:

0–999

The alarm code that corresponds to the resource type.

If you did not enter a resource type, you can enter an alarm code. In this case, the report will contain multiple resource types with the same alarm code.

Table: Field Definitions: Alarm Report Screen
Field Name	Valid Input	Description/Procedure
Alarm Type:	active resolved	The selected alarm type in the report.
Alarm Level:, Major?, Minor?, Warning?	y = yes n = no	Type y to display the alarm level or n to omit that alarm level from the report. You can request major alarms, minor alarms, warnings, or any combination thereof.
Start Date:	Blank Date (mm/dd/yy)	The date for the alarm report begins. If you leave this field blank, the system displays all recorded alarms of the type specified in the `Alarm Type:` field.
Time:	Blank Time (hh:mm)	The hour and minute that you want the alarm report to begin. The `Start Date:` field must have a valid entry before you can enter the time. If you leave this field blank, the system displays all alarms for the specified start date.
Application:	Blank VM, VP, NW, SW, MT, or MB	The two-character application code for the report entry: (blank) All applications VM = Messaging (voice mail, fax mail, and email messages) VP = Voice platform NW = Digital networking only SW = Switch-interface MT = Maintenance MB = Remote maintenance circuit card
Resource Type:	Blank A resource type	A specific type of alarmed resource for the alarm report, such as alarm_orig, mirror, netwk_bd. For a list of valid entries, see Alarms and Events. If this field contains a resource type, only alarms related to the specified resource type are displayed. If you leave this field blank, all resource types are included in the report. Note: If you use a specific resource type, note the alarm code that is listed with it. You will also need to enter that information on this screen.
Location:	See description at right	Type a Avaya Intuity system location to display alarms for a particular piece of hardware in a physical location. The location field consists of three parts: equipment name, type, and number. For each part, you can enter values as shown: If you enter a location, the `Resource Type:` field must contain a value. Only alarms related to the specified resource type and location are displayed.
Alarm Code:	0–999	The alarm code that corresponds to the resource type. If you did not enter a resource type, you can enter an alarm code. In this case, the report will contain multiple resource types with the same alarm code.

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