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l Bit-2: Reserved.
l Bit-3: Reserved.
Examples
l If you want to define alerts for the following:
¡ Critical voltage or temperature sensors
¡ Lost communication with the BMC
then the event mask property value to use is 0x02244444. The following command sets this property value:
racadm -g cfgUserAdmin -o cfgUserAdminAlertFilterRacEventMask -i1 0x2244444
l If you want to define alerts for the following:
¡ Critical events
¡ System power off
¡ Watchdog timer hang
then the event mask property value to use is 0x00064444. The following command sets this property value:
racadm -g cfgTraps -o cfgTrapsFilterSysEventMask -i1 0x00064444
System-Generated Alert Mask Definitions
The cfgTraps cfgTrapsFilter {Rac, Sys} EventMask properties are an unsigned 32-bit integer property that holds the filter information for managed-system
generated events. The bit definitions in TableB-4 apply.
Table B-4. System-Generated Alert Mask Bit Definitions
where <senMask> has the following bit definitions:
l Bit-0: 1 = Send alert for informational events (such as a return to lower severity range or normal).
l Bit-1: 1 = Send alert for warning (noncritical) events.
l Bit-2: 1 = Send alert for critical events.
l Bit-3: Reserved.
where <statMask> has the following bit definitions:
l Bit-0: 1 = Send alert when system transitions to a powered-on state.
l Bit-1: 1 = Send alert when system transitions to a powered-off state.
l Bit-2: 1 = Send alert when watchdog timer detects a system hang.
l Bit-3: Reserved.
Alert Filter Properties
The alert filter property group ID is cfgUserAdmin. The object IDs are shown in TableB-5.
Table B-5. Alert Filter Property Group and Object IDs
Bits
Data
Type
28–31
System undefined
reserved
24–27
System undefined
reserved
20–23
System undefined
reserved
16–19
System status alerts
<statMask>
12–15
System miscellaneous sensor
<senMask>
8–11
System fan sensors
<senMask>
4–7
System voltage sensors
<senMask>
0–3
System temperature sensors
<senMask>
GroupID
Object ID
Object Default Value
cfgUserAdmin
cfgUserAdminPageEmailEnable
FALSE