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You are right Craig, the table
was too large to feet in my mail so I cut it off, I have
attached my sql export to this mail. The message appears as
"UNKNOWN" in JFFNMS events screen. �I don't understand why because it has to be
matched by the "Windows error" which is in position 10 (after my new
event which is in position 1) � _________________________________ � David LIMA Professional Services � � www.scc.com � � -----Message d'origine----- On Mon, Feb 21, 2005 at 06:54:32PM +0100, LIMA David wrote: > I have created an Event type: > | 10001 | APC������������ |
Warning�� | <info>�������������������������������������� |
Always��������������� | X������������������������ > | 10002 | Dell OM Warn��� |
Warning�� | <interface>:
<info> (ID:<state>)������������
| Always��������������� | X������������������������ > | 10003 | Dell OM Error�� |
Big Fault | <interface>: <info> (ID:<state>)������������ | Always��������������� | X���������� �������������� > Syslog Events Types > | 10002 | ^(administrator)\[warning\]\s*(\S+)\s*(\S.*)��������������������������� | 1�������������� |��������������� | 2���������� | You have not shown the whole table, for example the event type that is used for this syslog match. > The problem is when I have a message like this one:
administrator[error] 1104� Fan sensor
detected a failure value Sensor location: Front System Fan Chassis location:
Main System Chassis Previous state was: Unknown Fan sensor value (in RPM): 0 > > > The message appears like this in the Events screen : > > C: administrator[error] 1104 Fan sensor detected a failure value
Sensor location: Front System Fan Chassis location: Main System What event type is this showing up as? Look at the type table.� The C: might just be a random string rather than anything real. The syslog rules drive which event type is created and what are the values for interfaces, info, user etc. � - Craig -- Craig Small����� GnuPG:1C1B D893
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