will affect alarm handling.
The 10G Probe continuously compares measurement data with user defined thresholds in order to
generate alarms. These alarms are further checked against the settings defined in the
view, and the resulting alarms are presented in the alarm lists. These alarms will also be sent as
SNMP traps to support third party management systems. Refer to Appendix: VB330 Versus VBC Alarms
for a description of alarm handling in the VideoBRIDGE Controller.
The 10G Probe distinguishes between events and alarms. The ETR software module will always generate
alarms and the Systems software module will always generate events. The Ethernet software module will
by default generate events for errors that are resolved within 1 second, otherwise it will generate alarms.
This can be overridden by checking the ‘Treat ethernet events as alarms’ box in the
view. The OTT module generates alarms only.
6.2.1
Alarms — All Alarms
The
Alarms
view gives the user the possibility of viewing alarms according to type or as one combined
list. The individual alarm lists can hold the number alarms indicated below independently of each other,
meaning that one may become full without affecting the other lists.
Alarm list capacity
4000 alarms
100 alarms
100 alarms
ETSI TR 101 290 Analysis (ETR)
400 alarms
System alarms (SYS)
100 alarms
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