Event retrieval, Get uris example, Response parameters – Brocade Network Advisor REST API Guide (Supporting Network Advisor 12.3.0) User Manual
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Event retrieval
Returns events.
You can filter the events based on the properties stated in the URI.
GET URIs
Example
Multiple filters are supported. For example, to retrieve the first 100 special trap events, use the
following URI:
http://10.24.48.103/rest/resourcegroups/All/events?startindex=0&count=100&specialEvent=true&origin=trap
Response parameters
URI
Description
e&count=value&sourceaddr=value&origin=value&severit
y=value&module=value&specialevent=value
Returns events.
Property
Description
key
The unique identifier.
severity
The severity of the event.
acknowledged
Indicates if the event is acknowledged.
sourceName
The name of the source that triggered the event. This could be the name of the
switch or name of Network Advisor server in the case of application events.
sourceAddr
The IP address of the source that triggered the event. This could be the IP
address of the source switch or IP address of Network Advisor server in the case
of application events.
lastOccurrenceHostTime
The Network Advisor server timestamp when this event occurred last.
firstOccurrenceHostTime
The Network Advisor server timestamp when this event occurred first.
eventCount
The number of occurrences of the event. Count indicates the number of times
the same event occurred in a given ten minute window.
specialEvent
Indicates whether the event is marked as a special event.
origin
The event origin such as Trap, Syslog, and so on.
eventCategory
The event category.
description
The event description.
module
The event module.
productAddress
The IP address of the product from which the event has originated.
contributors
The contributing factors for the event resulted due to a status change of the
switch.
nodeWwn
The WWN of the product for which the event was generated.
portWwn
The WWN of the port for which the event was generated.