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- Example Configuration: OSPF Resource Dependency
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- Delete a BYOI Plug-in
- About the Diagnostics Page
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- About the Insights Settings Page
- Add Alert Blackouts
- About Alert Notifications
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About the Alerts Page
To access Alerts page, go to Monitoring>Alarms and Alerts>Alerts.
You can use the Alerts page to organize, track, and manage KPI event alert notifications received from Paragon Automation devices. Paragon Automation Platform does not track alerts by default. Device groups or network groups are configured to send the alert notifications that are listed in the Alerts page.
Paragon Automation generates smart alarms if you configured resources and dependencies. To configure resources, click Resource Discovery at the top right corner of the Alerts page.
Smart alarms combine alarms from different rules into a collapsible tree structure. The main alarm in the tree displays the root cause that triggered the other alerts in the tree. See Understand Root Cause Analysis for more information.
Note that Paragon Automation Platform consolidates duplicate alerts into one table entry and provides a count of the number of duplicate alarms it has received.
In the Alerts page, you can enable Auto Refresh and enter the time interval (for example, 10s) after which the alerts page must refresh (or update) the listed data. You can also search alerts using the search icon and filter alerts.
To filter alerts:
Click the filter (funnel icon) button.
In the list, click Add Filter.
An Add Criteria window appears.
Select the Field and Condition from the list.
Enter a value in the Value field. For example, if you want to filter all alarms excluding the chassis alarms, select Field as Source, Condition as !=, and enter Value as chassis.
Click the Add button.
The following table describes the alert page attributes.
Attributes | Description |
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Severity | Severity level of the alarm. Options include:
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Status | Management status of the alarm entry. Options are Open, Active, Shelved, Closed, and Ack. The statuses available in the Status pull-down menu in the top row of the table only include statuses of alarms visible in the table and those allowed by the status filter above the table. |
Last Received | Time the alarm was last received. |
Dupl. | Duplicate count. Number of times an alarm with the same event, resource, environment, and severity has been triggered. |
Topic | Device component topic name. |
Resource | Device name. |
Event | Name of the rule, trigger or field, and event with which the alarm is associated. |
Text | Health status message. |
If you click the details button (next to radio button) of an alert, the Alert Details window appears. You can organize alerts by setting the following statuses:
Open | You can re-open an alert with closed or shelved status by clicking Open in the Alerts Details window. The alert status changes to open. |
Shelve | You can set the status of an alert to shelve if you want to set a lower priority to an alert. You can shelve an alert by one, two, four, or eight hours. |
Acknowledge (Ack) | You can set an alert status to ack or acknowledged to mark the alert as seen. The ack status intimates other users to target unacknowledged alerts. |
Close | You can filter all alerts with severity level normal and mark their status as closed. An alert with close status is not removed from the Alerts page. |
Delete | You can click Delete in the Alert Details window of an alert, to remove the alert. |