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Using the ProCurve Web Browser Interface

Status Reporting Features

Alert Types and Detailed Views

As of June, 2007, the web browser interface generates the following alert

types:

• Auto Partition

• High collision or drop rate

• Backup Transition

• Loss of Link

• Excessive broadcasts

• Mis-Configured SQE

• Excessive CRC/alignment errors

• Network Loop

• Excessive jabbering

• Polarity Reversal

• Excessive late collisions

• Security Violation

• First Time Install

• Stuck 10BaseT Port

• Full-Duplex Mismatch

• Too many undersized (runt)/giant

• Half-Duplex Mismatch

packets

• Transceiver Hot Swap

Note When troubleshooting the sources of alerts, it may be helpful to check the

switch’s Port Status and Port Counter windows, or use the CLI or menu

interface to view the switch’s Event Log.

When you double click on an Alert Entry, the web browser interface displays

a separate window showing information about the event. This view includes

a description of the problem and a possible solution. It also provides three

management buttons:

■ Acknowledge Event – removes the New symbol from the log entry

■ Delete Event – removes the alert from the Alert Log

■ Cancel – closes the detail view with no change to the status of the alert

and returns you to the Overview screen.

For example, figure 5-14 shows a sample detail view describing an Excessive

CRC/Alignment Error alert.

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