I'm sorry, but I have to ask again if anybody can explain to me how to use the alarm rules with MagicInfo.
There is a rule included in the MI Server software already. But I don't know if I have to edit any parameters by myself. Here's the rule I got:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <rulelist name="Monitor" version="0.1.1" timeInterval="600" xmlns="http://www.samsung.com/wsrm/alarmCreateRule" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
- <rule name="OverHeat">
- <item name="OverHeat State" path=".MO.ALARM_INFO.OVERHEAT" eventCnt="10">
<equal>true</equal>
</item>
</rule>
- <!-- Over Heat
-->
- <rule name="Disk Space Limit">
- <item name="No Disk Space avilability" path=".MO.ALARM_INFO.DISK_SPACE_LIMIT" eventCnt="10">
<equal>true</equal>
</item>
</rule>
- <!-- Disk Space Limit
-->
- <rule name="System Shutdown">
- <item name="Monitor Shut down" path=".MO.ALARM_INFO.SHUT_DOWN" eventCnt="10">
<equal>true</equal>
</item>
</rule>
- <!-- System Shutdown
-->
- <rule name="LFD Lamp Fault">
- <item name="LFD Lamp Fault" path=".MO.FAULT_INFO.LAMP" eventCnt="10">
<equal>true</equal>
</item>
</rule>
- <!-- LFD Lamp Fault
-->
- <rule name="LFD Bright Sensor Fault">
- <item name="LFD Bright Sensor Fault" path=".MO.FAULT_INFO.BRIGHT_SENSOR" eventCnt="10">
<equal>true</equal>
</item>
</rule>
- <!-- LFD Bright Sensor Fault
-->
- <rule name="LFD Fan Fault">
- <item name="LFD Fan Fault" path=".MO.FAULT_INFO.FAN" eventCnt="10">
<equal>true</equal>
</item>
</rule>
- <!-- LFD FAN Fault
-->
</rulelist>
What's the exact meaning of "eventCnt"? Is it about the percentage to be reached to trigger an alarm or is it any counter for alarms that happened with a device? It's a pity that the manual only explains how to deploy, delete... rules. But it doesn't give any information about the exact alarm rule and its' content.
Can anyone help me out of this misery? The display state is already monitored by Nagios, but I wanted to use alarm rules, too, for the users to-be who havn't got access to Nagios alarm information.
Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Sabrina