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A severity level is associated with each generated alert to help you to prioritize and manage alerts in the event list. Severity levels are color coded for easy identification.
There are six severity levels, as shown in the following table.
| Level | String | Color |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Undefined | #777777 (grey) |
| 1 | Information | #3d22cf (blue) |
| 2 | Warning | #f4ee00 (yellow) |
| 3 | Minor | #f1b628 (light orange) |
| 4 | Major | #cf6722 (orange) |
| 5 | Critical | #e00000 (red) |
List of standard alarms:
| Alarm | Severity |
| FAN FAILURE | CRITICAL |
| MODULE FAULTY | CRITICAL |
| POWER SUPPLY FAILURE | CRITICAL |
| SNMP Failure | Informal |
| DISK FULL | Major |
| HIGH BUFFER UTILIZATION | Major |
| HIGH HEAP UTILIZATION | Major |
| HIGH TEMPERATURE | Major |
| LINKDOWN | Major |
| TOO MANY ERRORS | Major |
| VCDOWN | Major |
| VPLSDOWN | Major |
| BGP PEER PROBLEM | Minor |
| Group Member Down | Minor |
| HIGH CPU UTILIZATION | Minor |
| HIGH LOAD | Minor |
| HIGH MEMORY UTILIZATION | Minor |
| HIGH PROCESSES NUMBER | Minor |
| OSPFIFCHANGE | Minor |
| OSPFIFDOWN | Minor |
| OSPFNBRCHANGE | Minor |
| OSPFNBRDOWN | Minor |
| SATURATION | Minor |
| TOO MANY DISCARDS | Minor |