HP StorageWorks 2/128 Brocade Fabric Manager Administrator's Guide (53-1000019 - Page 119
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Monitoring Alerts 7 Table 7-1 Alert Types (Continued) Type of Alert Description Change Management Generated only if you have elected to receive alerts through the Change Management feature in Fabric Manager. Any alerts generated on switches or fabrics as defined in your Change Management profile are also displayed in the Alerts tab. Note the following characteristics: • If an alert is triggered by a Change Management profile, the alert status is updated each time a scheduled Change Management check is run. If there is no change in the alert status, the original alert is updated continuously in the Last Occurrence column of the Alerts tab with the latest unreachable time until the alert is resolved. • If you change the baseline Change Management profile that is configured to trigger alerts, any alerts previously triggered by that defined baseline profile remain in the Alerts tab but the status is changed from No to Yes in the Resolved column. Also, the reason for the status change is updated in the Description column to indicate that it is resolved because of a baseline change. See Chapter 9, "Change Management" for additional information about the types of trigger alerts you can set using Change Management profiles. supportSave and Generated when Fabric Manager is trying to capture supportSave or supportShow capture supportShow information. • If the operation succeeds, an info alert is displayed. The alert contains the location of the log files on the FTP server. • If the operation fails, an error alert is displayed. The alert contains the reason for the failure (for example, if the FTP server does not have enough space to hold the logs). FDMI Generated when the FDMI data can not be collected. If FDMI data is collected successfully after failing the previous time, an alert is also generated. There must be at least one FDMI-capable switch (a switch running Fabric OS v3.2.0 or higher) in the fabric for FDMI information to be collected and for FDMI failure alerts to be generated. iSCSI data collection Generated when iSCSI data collection fails because of invalid user credentials. For successful iSCSI data collection, all iSCSI-capable switches (switches with an FC4-16IP port blade) must have user credentials in the Fabric Manager repository. Fabric Manager Administrator's Guide 7-5 Publication Number: 53-1000196-01-HP