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Event Storm Suppression Pane
To access |
Administration > Event Processing > Correlation > Event Storm Suppression Alternatively, click Event Storm Suppression. |
Relevant tasks |
To configure Event Storm Suppression, see Configure Event Storm Suppression. |
See also |
For more information about Event Storm Suppression, see Event Storm Suppression. |
The Event Storm Suppression pane displays the UI elements listed in the following table.
UI Element (A-Z) |
Description |
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Reloads the Event Storm Suppression configuration. |
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Edit Item: Opens the Event Storm Suppression dialog box to edit the Event Storm Suppression configuration. |
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Restore To Default: Restores the customer-modified factory-predefined Event Storm Suppression Rule to factory settings. |
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Activate/Deactivate Item: Toggles between enabling and disabling Event Storm Suppression. |
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General Section | |
Active |
Indicates whether the Event Storm Suppression configuration is activated. |
Artifact Origin |
Content types are referred to using the following terminology:
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Conditions Section | |
Begin Event Storm Suppression ... |
Displays a summary of the conditions that must be met for an event storm to be detected. For example, when more than 1000 events are received from the same node within the last 5 minutes. |
End Event Storm Suppression ... |
Displays a summary of the conditions that must be met for an event storm to be considered to be over. For example, when less than 100 events are received from the same node within the last 5 minutes. |
Exceptions Section Configuration used to select events from a system under event storm conditions which are retained and displayed in the Event Browser. Note Events that are released back into the event pipeline as a result of matching an exception rule may undergo subsequent processing which can result in these events not being displayed in the Event Browser or appearing in the Closed Events Browser. |
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Order |
Where more than one mapping rule is available for a configuration item type, the number in the Order column indicates the order in which the rules are applied during the mapping process. Using the Move Up and Move Down buttons, you can change the position of rules in the list. Note If a rule matches, no further rules are applied. |
Filter |
Filter used to select events to retain. |
Log only |
Events generated from a system under event storm conditions matching a log-only exception rule are retained but automatically closed. |
Begin Event Section Event sent to the Event Browser when an event storm is detected, identifying the affected system and the event storm rate. You can customize the severity, category and subcategory. In addition, you can chose to close a previous, open event storm end event on receipt of a new event storm begin event |
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Title |
Format of the title assigned to the begin event storm event. |
ETI Hint |
ETI hint assigned to the begin event storm event (always |
Severity |
Severity assigned to the begin event storm event. |
Category |
Category assigned to the begin event storm event. |
Subcategory |
Subcategory assigned to the begin event storm event. |
Close Previous End Event |
Activate to automatically close an open event storm end event when a new event storm is detected. |
Name |
Name of a custom attribute to be included in the event used to indicate the start of an event storm. |
Value |
Value of a custom attribute to be included in the event used to indicate the start of an event storm. |
End Event Section Event sent to the Event Browser when an event storm is assessed as over, identifying the affected system and the post-storm event rate. The event storm end event closes the associated event storm begin event automatically. You can customize the severity, category and subcategory. In addition, you can chose to close the event storm end event directly to history |
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Title |
Format of the title assigned to the end event storm event. |
ETI Hint |
ETI hint assigned to the end event storm event (always |
Severity |
Severity assigned to the end event storm event. |
Category |
Category assigned to the end event storm event. |
Subcategory |
Subcategory assigned to the end event storm event. |
Log Only |
Activate to automatically close the end event storm event. |
Name |
Name of a custom attribute to be included in the event used to indicate the end of an event storm. |
Value |
Value of a custom attribute to be included in the event used to indicate the end of an event storm. |
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