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Table 18: Unified IC Notification Event attributes:
The unique notification message identifier assigned
by the Unified IC application. This identifier is
cuicEventId
unique for each different notification but consistent
for each instance of the same notification.
The host name or the fully qualified domain name
of the Unified IC server from which this event
originated.
cuicEventHostName
The service-specific name of the functional service
that generated this notification.
cuicEventAppName
The service-specific name of the Unified IC service
notification message, used to group and correlate
similar notifications.
cuicEventName
The state (not to be confused with severity) of the
notification and potentially the current state of the
cuicEventState
functional component that generated the
notification.
Values are:
•
'raise' = Identifies a notification received as a
result of a health-impacting condition, such as
a process failure. A subsequent clear state
notification will follow when the error condition
is resolved.
•
'clear' = indicates that the condition which
generated a previous raise notification has been
resolved.
The severity level of this notification. The severity
levels are:
cuicEventSeverity
•
'emergency'= A devastating failure has occurred;
the system or service is unusable. Immediate
operator intervention is required.
•
'alert' = A devastating failure is imminent that
will render the system unusable. Immediate
operator attention is necessary.
•
'critical' = A service-mpacting failure is likely
to occur soon; an error has occurred that was
not appropriately handled by the system.
Operator attention is needed as soon as possible.
•
'error' = Contains important operational state
information and may indicate that the system
has experienced a temporary impairment or an
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