Require specific values to (not) apply the rule to.
How to open this dialog
From the Custom Filter Rules - Alarm Log Filter Dialog or the Alarm Actions - Alarm Log Filter Dialog
Where the details contain any of the following:
An active Spotlight connection may raise more than one alarm during a session, and each alarm raised may have a different level of severity. Use this condition when you want ONLY the alarm with the highest severity to apply to the Alarm Log rule.
How to open this dialog
From the Custom Filter Rules - Alarm Log Filter Dialog or the Alarm Actions - Alarm Log Filter Dialog
Where the highest alarm for the connection is:
Note: When you want the severity of a specified alarm (not necessarily the highest alarm) to trigger an Alarm Log rule, use Where the alarm severity is...
Define as appropriate to the rule.
Note: This condition is used in combination with other conditions. An example of this may be a rule with two conditions, as in: "Where the control is... and Where the value is..."
How to open this dialog
From the Custom Filter Rules - Alarm Log Filter Dialog or the Alarm Actions - Alarm Log Filter Dialog
Where the value is any of the following:
Spotlight Basics describes how Spotlight applications work. It contains these sections:
| Section |
Description |
|---|---|
| Spotlight Connections |
Create / Modify / Delete connections to systems, and monitor those systems. |
| Monitor Spotlight Connections | Monitor connections, detect alarms, investigate the cause of alarms. |
| Alarms |
Alarms are the warnings that Spotlight raises when a metric falls outside its "normal" range of values. |
| Charts, Grids and Home Page Components | Spotlight displays provide detailed statistics of the monitored system, relevant to diagnosing the cause of alarms. Make the best use of them. |
| View | Options | Customize Spotlight. |
| Troubleshooting | Solve problems using Spotlight. |
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