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Nortel Business Communications Manager 5.0

Fault and Performance Management

NN40170-701 01.01 Standard

August 2009

Alarm configuration scope

Although the BCM system provides a default mapping of alarms that are

displayed in the Alarms table and that are sent as an SNMP trap, you may

want to monitor additional alarms using either of these means, or you may

want to reduce the number of alarms that are displayed in the Alarms table or

sent via SNMP traps.You can specify how each alarm is handled, according

to your business requirements.

You can specify the following settings for alarms:

• the maximum number of alarms displayed in the Alarms Panel (from 100

to 1000)

• whether to enable or disable SNMP traps for selected alarms; by default,

the system sends all Critical and Major alarms as SNMP traps if you

specify one or more trap destinations

• whether to display selected alarms in the Alarms table; by default all

Critical, Major, Minor, and Warning alarms are displayed in the Alarms

table

• whether to display selected alarms on the alarm set; by default, only

Critical and Major alarms are sent to this set

You can also test a selected alarm. This allows you to test whether the LED or

SNMP traps are functioning as expected. Testing an alarm generates an

alarm in the system. Alarms generated using the Test Alarm feature are

identified in the Alarms table by the words “Test Event” in the alarm Problem

Description field.

For more information about using SNMP to monitor your system see, the BCM

5.0 Configuration—Telephony Guide (NN40170-502).

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