Event logs provide a historical view of events that occurred in the system.
If required, then you can configure Avaya Aura® MS to deliver event logs as SNMP traps or SysLog destinations. You need to perform the commissioning procedures for SNMP to deliver SNMP traps.
You can control the age of saved logs, enable or disable log throttling, and apply advanced filters based on log severity and class.
EM displays the following information for each alarm:
Event log field descriptions |
Field |
Description |
ID |
A unique identifier assigned to the alarm. |
Severity |
The severity ranks events from most severe to least severe are as follows: Critical, Major, Minor, and Warning. |
Origin |
The name of the server reporting the event. |
Date and Time |
The timestamp of the exact time that the event is raised. You can configure timestamps to display as either local time or Universal Time Coordinated (UTC) time. UTC time can be useful for correlating alarms with events in other time zones. |
Class |
The type of information the log is reporting. Class values include Audit, Configuration, Data, Fault, Information, Maintenance, Metrics, Security, and State. |
Category |
Always reports a value of General in this release. |
Instance Count |
The number of times this event occurred when event throttling collects repeated events. |
Description |
Provides a summary of the type of error condition encountered. |
Component |
The name of Avaya Aura® MS software component reporting the alarm. |
Probable Cause |
A description of what probably caused this event to be raised. |
Corrective Action |
Suggested corrective action that can be used to resolve the error condition. |
Application Id |
The application reporting the event. |
Customer Id |
A custom value set by an application. |
Document Reference Link |
An optional link to documentation related to the event. |
