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Monitoring and Managing the Notification Log, Using the Notification Log, Delete system

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Chapter 8: Monitoring Your Storage Space ● 97 3 In the tool bar, click Delete system. 4 Click Yes to confirm the deletion. The system is removed from the Notification List. Monitoring and Managing the Notification Log The Notification Log displays status information and messages about the Notification Manager itself, such as whether notifications were sent successfully or not. This section describes how to manage the Notification Log and use it to monitor the logged notifications being sent: ● Using the Notification Log (see the following section). ● Clearing the Notification Log (see page 98). Using the Notification Log By default, notification events are listed in the order they occurred, with the most recent event first. To make it easier to find a specific event, click on the column heads to sort the events. You can also reorganize the columns by clicking and dragging the column heads (see the figure on page 95). The Notification Log uses icons to show the status of events. These icons also appear in the Event Viewer of the remote systems. Icon Status Explanation and Solution Information The Notification Manager successfully connected and sent the event. No action required. Error The Notification Manager did not successfully connect to a system or send an event. Ensure that the correct host name and TCP/IP address of the receiving system is correct (see page 96). Double-click on an event to see basic information about it. Click Next to see the next event in the list.

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Chapter 8: Monitoring Your Storage Space
●
97
3
In the tool bar, click
Delete system
.
4
Click
Yes
to confirm the deletion.
The system is removed from the Notification List.
Monitoring and Managing the Notification Log
The Notification Log displays status information and messages about the Notification
Manager itself, such as whether notifications were sent successfully or not.
This section describes how to manage the Notification Log and use it to monitor the logged
notifications being sent:
●
Using the Notification Log (see the following section).
●
Clearing the Notification Log (see
page 98
).
Using the Notification Log
By default, notification events are listed in the order they occurred, with the most recent event
first. To make it easier to find a specific event, click on the column heads to sort the events.
You can also reorganize the columns by clicking and dragging the column heads (see the figure
on
page 95
).
The Notification Log uses icons to show the status of events. These icons also appear in the
Event Viewer of the remote systems.
Double-click on an event to see basic information about it. Click
Next
to see the next event in
the list.
Icon
Status
Explanation and Solution
Information
The Notification Manager successfully connected and sent the event. No action
required.
Error
The Notification Manager did not successfully connect to a system or send an
event. Ensure that the correct host name and TCP/IP address of the receiving
system is correct (see
page 96
).