HP SAN Virtualization Services Platform - Manual (Page 360)

2. Select Filter. The Filter Event Log dialog box appears.
Figure 66 Filter Event Log dialog box
. 3. Specify your filter criteria. You can do the following:
• Specify modules related to events, as follows: From the Module dropdown list, select a module.
• Specify sources from which events originated, as follows: From the Source dropdown list,
select a source.
• Specify users who initiated events, as follows: From the User dropdown list, select a user.
• Specify event IDs, as follows: From the Event ID dropdown list, select an event ID.
• Specify the types of entities in which events occurred, as follows: From the Object type
dropdown list, select an entity type.
• Specify severity types, as follows: Check one or more of the following severity types: Critical,
Major, Minor, and Informational.
• Specify the log times at which events occurred, as follows: Enter log times in the Time fields.
• Specify event descriptions, as follows: Enter an event description the Description field.
• Configure the VSM client to display only the events that meet all of your filter criteria, as fol-
lows: From the Select Or/And dropdown list, select And.
• Configure the VSM client to display the events that meet any of your selected criteria, as fol-
lows: From the Select Or/And dropdown list, select Or.
4. Click OK. The event log filter is applied. The following statement appears in the list area: “Filtered
view showing of event(s)”.
Removing event log filters
Event log filters remain applied until you manually remove them. To apply an event log filter, see
“
Filtering event logs ” on page 359.
To remove an event log filter:
1. Right-click Recent Logs or All Logs.
2. Select Filter. The Filter Event Log dialog box appears.
3. Click Restore Defaults.
Using the VSM event viewer 360