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The Fault Manager
5-2 Issue 2 April 1996
When Fault Manager Receives Data
Fault Manager receives PBX data from Fault Management during the following
events:
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At start-up (when Fault Management is first invoked from the NMS)
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During the normal data refresh (refresh and polling intervals)
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At a user's request
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Upon receipt of a trap
NOTE:
For information about how Fault Management retrieves data see The
Startup Process in Chapter 2.
How Fault Manager Displays Faults
Faults are active alarms and errors within a PBX. Fault manager uses the
following methods of displaying these faults:
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Color Highlighting
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Alarms
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Alarms Reports
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Error Reports
Color Highlighting
Fault manager highlights the affected hardware with the color of the highest
severity fault.
For example, if a cabinet has four warnings and one minor alarm, the cabinet is
highlighted with the color of the minor alarm.
NOTE:
If your operating system allows you to change these color settings, you can
do so from the Setup menu. See Table 3-2 for instructions.
Alarms
The alarms display, shown in Figure 4-1, is located on the right side of any
configuration window.