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Ruckus Wireless Virtual SmartZone High Scale User Manual

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Event Attributes
An event always includes the following attributes:
Event Source: The identifier of the source component that generates the event
Timestamp: The time when the event occurred
Event Severity: Severity is classified as critical, major, minor, warning, informational or debug
Event Type: The type of event that has occurred
Event Information: Contains detail attribute fields in a key-value pair, where a list of field names is provided
Generation of Alarm and Event
The following are the steps of how alarm and event are generated.
1. Alarm
a. An alarm is a persistent indication of a fault that clears only when the triggering condition had been resolved.
b. An alarm can be filtered in the controller web interface based on:
Alarm Category - Alarm classifications
Alarm Source: Source of the alarm
Alarm Status: Could either be outstanding or cleared
Acknowledge Time: The time when the alarm is acknowledged
Date and Time - Date and time when the alarm is acknowledged
Severity: Severity is classified as critical, major or minor
Status - Could either be cleared or outstanding
Type - Alarm type
c. To view the below alarm information in the controller web interface navigate to Events & Alarms > Alarms
Date and Time
Code
Alarm Type
Severity
Status
Acknowledged on
Cleared By
Cleared On
Comments
Activity
Actions
d. On an alarm generation, the controller web interface provides the following information as seen in the figure below.
Alarm console, which displays the cleared and outstanding alarms visible to the user who is currently logged on.
Alarm summary, which lists various information such as outstanding alarm counts, unacknowledged alarm counts, etc.
You may clear an alarm or a set of alarms to let other administrators know that you have already resolved the issue.
When you select a group of alarms, the Clear Alarm button is activated. Click this button. A text box appears where you
Alarm and Event Management
Alarm and Event Management
Ruckus SmartCell Gateway 200 Virtual SmartZone High Scale and SmartZone 300 Alarm and Event Reference Guide
54 Part Number: 800-71565-001 Rev A

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Ruckus Wireless Virtual SmartZone High Scale Specifications

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BrandRuckus Wireless
ModelVirtual SmartZone High Scale
CategoryGateway
LanguageEnglish

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