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View Alarms, View Alarms Defined on an Object, View All Alarms Triggered in vCenter Server

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Chapter 21 Working with Alarms View Alarms You view alarms that have been triggered on objects and those that have been defined on objects in the vSphere Client Alarms tab. The Alarms tab is available only when the vSphere Client is connected to a vCenter Server system. It has two views, Triggered Alarms and Definitions. Triggered Alarms Definitions Lists the alarms triggered on the selected object, including the status of the alarm, the date and time it was last triggered, and if the alarm was acknowledged. Lists the alarms associated with the selected object, including the alarm description and the object on which the alarm was defined. There vSphere Client offers several different options for viewing alarms. n View Alarms Defined on an Object on page 255 The vSphere Client Alarms tab contains a list of alarms definitions for the object selected in the inventory. n View Alarms Triggered on an Object on page 255 You view triggered alarms on an object on the object's Alarms tab. n View All Alarms Triggered in vCenter Server on page 255 You view triggered alarms in the Alarms tab of the Status bar. View Alarms Defined on an Object The vSphere Client Alarms tab contains a list of alarms definitions for the object selected in the inventory. Procedure 1 Display the object in the inventory. 2 Select the object and click the Alarms tab. 3 Click Definitions. The Defined In column displays the object on which the alarm was created. View Alarms Triggered on an Object You view triggered alarms on an object on the object's Alarms tab. Procedure 1 Display the object in the inventory. 2 Select the object and click the Alarms tab. 3 Click Triggered Alarms. View All Alarms Triggered in vCenter Server You view triggered alarms in the Alarms tab of the Status bar. Procedure 1 Display the vSphere Client inventory. 2 If necessary, select View > Status Bar to display the status pane at the bottom of the vSphere Client. 3 In the Status bar, click Alarms. VMware, Inc. 255

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View Alarms
You view alarms that have been triggered on objects and those that have been defined on objects in the vSphere
Client
Alarms
tab.
The
Alarms
tab is available only when the vSphere Client is connected to a vCenter Server system. It has two
views,
Triggered Alarms
and
Definitions
.
Triggered Alarms
Lists the alarms triggered on the selected object, including the status of the
alarm, the date and time it was last triggered, and if the alarm was
acknowledged.
Definitions
Lists the alarms associated with the selected object, including the alarm
description and the object on which the alarm was defined.
There vSphere Client offers several different options for viewing alarms.
n
View Alarms Defined on an Object
on page 255
The vSphere Client
Alarms
tab contains a list of alarms definitions for the object selected in the inventory.
n
View Alarms Triggered on an Object
on page 255
You view triggered alarms on an object on the object’s
Alarms
tab.
n
View All Alarms Triggered in vCenter Server
on page 255
You view triggered alarms in the
Alarms
tab of the Status bar.
View Alarms Defined on an Object
The vSphere Client
Alarms
tab contains a list of alarms definitions for the object selected in the inventory.
Procedure
1
Display the object in the inventory.
2
Select the object and click the
Alarms
tab.
3
Click
Definitions
.
The Defined In column displays the object on which the alarm was created.
View Alarms Triggered on an Object
You view triggered alarms on an object on the object’s
Alarms
tab.
Procedure
1
Display the object in the inventory.
2
Select the object and click the
Alarms
tab.
3
Click
Triggered Alarms
.
View All Alarms Triggered in vCenter Server
You view triggered alarms in the
Alarms
tab of the Status bar.
Procedure
1
Display the vSphere Client inventory.
2
If necessary, select
View > Status Bar
to display the status pane at the bottom of the vSphere Client.
3
In the Status bar, click
Alarms
.
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