HP Storage Essentials Enterprise Edition Software - Manual (Page 324)

Viewing Element Topology and Properties 286
NOTE: The Event Status button ( ) is disabled in Capacity Manager and Performance Manager.
The icon corresponding to the highest severity is shown. For example, the management server
displays an icon for a critical event next to an element that might also have minor events.
Table 34 Severity Levels
Icon Severity Level Description
The event has a critical
impact.
Denotes elements that have a critical severity level. The
elements may also have events of lower severity levels.
Example: A Brocade switch has a failed firmware
download. The failure reason code for each respective
switch is displayed.
The event has a major
impact.
Denotes elements that have a major severity level. The
elements may also have events of lower severity levels.
Example: one or more physical fabric objects (device port,
switch, or fabric) have disappeared.
The event has a minor
impact.
Denotes elements that have a minor severity level. The
elements may also have events of lower severity levels.
Example: A physical fabric object (switch port or fabric)
has changed state.
The event is providing a
warning.
Denotes elements that have a warning severity level. The
elements may also have events of lower severity levels.
Example: One or more new physical fabric objects (device
port, switch, or fabric) have appeared.
The event is providing
information.
Denotes elements that have an informational severity level.
The elements may also have events of lower severity levels.
Example: A progress report event for a firmware download
operation is currently in progress.
The severity of the event is not
known.
Denotes elements that have an unknown severity level. It
displays icons for the following severity levels:
• Critical
• Major
• Minor
• Information