Alerts report

The Alerts report is a list of system events. Examples of alerts are update notifications, licensing capacity notifications, software failures, or hardware failures. Please note that an alert does not necessarily mean that a failure has occurred; instead it simply means that an event has occurred that may require some action (see Severity below for more information).

Each row of the report may contain the following information:

Column

Description

Name

The name of the system issuing the alert.

Severity

The severity of the alert. A green flag indicates non-critical information, yellow indicates a potentially critical issue, while red indicates a severe issue.

Resolved

Whether or not the alert has been resolved. A check mark indicates the alert has been resolved. This field will be blank if the alert has not been resolved.

Date

The date the alert was issued.

Time

The time the alert was issued.

Source

The subsystem issuing the alert. This varies depending on the system. For example, a replication system may issue an alert from a subsystem such as its disk subsystem or its core software subsystem.

Description

The descriptive text that is associated with the alert.

Alerts Report Summary

Total Alerts

The total number of alerts for the system(s).