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Table 5-1. Event Viewer Field Event ID Severity Date Microseconds Subsystem Module PID Cleared Context Description Description The identification of event. The level of importance of the event. The date when the event occurred. The time in microseconds the event occurred after service start. The name of the subsystem on which the event occurred. The module which is involved in the event. The process ID. The event clear flag. The context of the event. A brief description about the event. Event Search The Event Viewer search utility enables you to find specific information about your PowerVault NX3500 in the system log. For example, if you want to debug a certain component and would like to view all the messages regarding that component. Other examples include searching for a string, or finding out if a certain service is currently activated. To search the Event Viewer, select a predefined query or create your own query: 1 Click Search in the Action bar. The Find window is displayed. 2 In the Find box, type the word you would like to find (this is mandatory). 3 From the in drop-down list, select All to search all Event Viewer columns. Alternatively, select a specific column to search only that column. 4 From the Direction option, select Up or Down, to search either up or down the column(s). 78 PowerVault NX3500 Event Monitoring

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PowerVault NX3500 Event Monitoring
Event Search
The
Event Viewer
search utility enables you to find specific information
about your PowerVault NX3500 in the system log. For example, if you want to
debug a certain component and would like to view all the messages regarding
that component. Other examples include searching for a string, or finding out
if a certain service is currently activated.
To search the Event Viewer, select a predefined query or create your own
query:
1
Click
Search
in the
Action
bar.
The
Find
window is displayed.
2
In the
Find
box, type the word you would like to find (this is mandatory).
3
From the
in
drop-down list, select
All
to search all Event Viewer columns.
Alternatively, select a specific column to search only that column.
4
From the
Direction
option, select
Up
or
Down
, to search either up or
down the column(s).
Table 5-1.
Event Viewer
Field
Description
Event ID
The identification of event.
Severity
The level of importance of the event.
Date
The date when the event occurred.
Microseconds
The time in microseconds the event
occurred after service start.
Subsystem
The name of the subsystem on which the
event occurred.
Module
The module which is involved in the
event.
PID
The process ID.
Cleared
The event clear flag.
Context
The context of the event.
Description
A brief description about the event.