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This update brings FM in line with directory and index structure of other content. Signed-off-by: Stone <ronald.stone@windriver.com> Change-Id: If730098dc3eb119defa89647b04ac9f7c8717992
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.. _events-suppression-overview:
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Events Suppression Overview
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===========================
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All alarms are unsuppressed by default. A suppressed alarm is excluded from the
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Active Alarm and Events displays by setting the **Suppression Status** filter,
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on the Horizon Web interface, the CLI, or REST APIs, and will not be included
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in the Active Alarm Counts.
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.. warning::
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Suppressing an alarm will result in the system NOT notifying the operator
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of this particular fault.
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The Events Suppression page, available from **Admin** \> **Fault Management**
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\> **Events Suppression** in the left-hand pane, provides the suppression
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status of each event type and functionality for suppressing or unsuppressing
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each event type.
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As shown below, the Events Suppression page lists each event type by ID, and
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provides a description of the event and a current status indicator. Each event
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can be suppressed using the **Suppress Event** button.
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You can sort events by clicking the **Event ID**, **Description**, and
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**Status** column headers. You can also use these as filtering criteria
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from the **Search** field.
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.. figure:: ../figures/uty1463514747661.png
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:scale: 70 %
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:alt: Event Suppression |