Configuring Alarms
Alarms are a type of event that typically warrants your attention. Alarms are generated by managed access points and the controller system (control plane and data plane).
Go to
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The
Alarms page appears displaying the following information:
to export the alarms details to a CSV file. Check the default download folder of your web browser and look for a file named
alarms.csv and view it using a spreadsheet application (for example, Microsoft Excel®).
- Date and Time: Displays the date and time when the alarm was triggered.
- Code: Displays the alarm code (see the Alarm and Reference Guide for your controller platform for more information).
- Alarm Type: Displays the type of alarm event that occurred (for example, AP reset to factory settings).
- Severity: Displays the severity level assigned to the events such as Critical, Major, Minor and Warning.
- Status: Indicates whether the alarm has already been cleared or still outstanding.
- Activity: Displays additional details about the alarm, including (if available) the specific access point, control plane, or data plane that triggered the alarm.
- Acknowledged On: Displays the date and time when the administrator acknowledge the alarm.
- Cleared By: Displays information about who cleared the alarm.
- Cleared On: Displays the date and time when the alarm was cleared.
- Comments: Displays administrator notes recorded during alarm management.
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Clearing Alarms
Clearing an alarm removes the alarm from the list but keeps it on the controller's database.
To clear an alarm:
- Select the alarm form the list and click Clear Alarm. The Clear Alarm page appears.
- Type your comments and select Apply.
Acknowledging Alarms
Acknowledging an alarm lets other administrators know that you have examined the alarm. After you acknowledge an alarm, it will remain on the list of alarms and will show the date and time that you acknowledged it.
To acknowledge an alarm:
Applying Filters
You can view a list of alarms by date, time, severity and status.