The Event Log (all) alarm monitors all errors and warnings output to the event log. Note that you can use the collection data addition utility to specify the event logs as the target for data collection. For details about the settings required for using the collection data addition utility to collect event log data, see 5.3 Settings for collecting event log information.

Reference note

This alarm terminates alarm evaluation when at least one abnormal or warning value is detected. Accordingly, not all collected data is evaluated. Because each log in the event log has specific information that is not related to previous evaluation, we recommend that all collected data be evaluated.

To evaluate all data, copy this alarm and create an alarm with Enable alarm, Always notify, and Evaluate all data selected in the PFM - Web Console alarm properties. Then use this alarm to perform monitoring.

PFM - Web Console alarm property		Settings
Item	Detailed item
Main Information	Product	Windows
	Alarm message	%CVS1 %CVS2, %CVS3 (%CVS4), %CVS5
	Enable alarm	Yes
	Monitoring time range	Evaluate regularly
	Evaluate all data	No
	Report alarm when the following damping condition is reached.	Yes
	interval(s)	1
	occurrence(s) during	1
Action	Email	--
	Command	--
	SNMP	Abnormal, Warning, Normal
Alarm Conditions 1	Record	Event Log (PD_ELOG)
	Field	Log Name
	Abnormal condition	Log Name <> dummy#1
	Warning condition	Log Name <> dummy#1
Alarm Conditions 2	Record	Event Log (PD_ELOG)
	Field	Event Type Name
	Abnormal condition	Event Type Name = Error
	Warning condition	Event Type Name = Warning
Alarm Conditions 3	Record	Event Log (PD_ELOG)
	Field	Source Name
	Abnormal condition	Source Name <> dummy#2
	Warning condition	Source Name <> dummy#2
Alarm Conditions 4	Record	Event Log (PD_ELOG)
	Field	Event ID
	Abnormal condition	Event ID <> 0
	Warning condition	Event ID <> 0
Alarm Conditions 5	Record	Event Log (PD_ELOG)
	Field	Description
	Abnormal condition	Description <> dummy#3
	Warning condition	Description <> dummy#3

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--: Setting is always invalid.

#1

Set the type of event log to be monitored. The value used in the table shows an example of setting a condition value satisfies the Log Name field.

#2

Set the name of the source for which entries were generated. The value used in the table shows an example of setting a condition value that satisfies the Source Name field.

#3

Set the description of the event log. The value used in the table shows an example of setting a condition value that satisfies the Description field.

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