6.5.3  Working With Results

After processing, the results of analysis are shown on the tabs in the display frame (Figure 6–22).

Figure 6–22 Additional Entries Navigation
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When there are many entries, you can use the navigation options to page through the results.

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You can control the number of entries shown in a tab with the options in the User Settings window. See Section 6.9.1 for more details.


6.5.3.1  Problem Reports

The Problem Reports tab displays a list of the reports that were generated by analysis. An example of the problem report list is shown in Figure 6–23.

Figure 6–23 Problem Report Tab

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The filters used when generating the problem reports are listed at the top of the screen. However, the display only shows the filters that apply to problem reports and may not list all the filters you selected.

When working with problem reports, these options are available:

The problem reports generated by the web interface are the same as those generated by the CLI.

6.5.3.2  Summary

The Summary tab is only available when you perform manual analysis. If you select Real Time Monitoring from the Navigation Tree, for example, the Summary tab is not displayed.

When performing manual analysis, the Summary tab describes the event types contained in the binary event log file (Figure 6–24).

Figure 6–24 Summary Tab

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Each event type is listed along with the number of occurrences. The time stamps for the first and last events are listed under the summary information.

The filters that were applied are listed at the top of the screen. Be aware that the screen only shows the filters that apply to the summary report and may not list all the filters you selected.

See Section 7.8 for details on the summary information presented.

6.5.3.3  Sub Type Tallied Summaries and Event Listings

Certain types of events have subtypes which can be further summarized and listed by Sub Type. As of WEBES 4.4 release, binary events of type 199 (CAM events) and 14009 (Enterprise Virtual Array events) display this feature.

The Sub Type Tallied Summaries screen shows you the list of Sub Type events. The events have been classified based on the nature of the event. As of WEBES 4.4 release, there is no color classification for the Sub Type events of event type 199 (CAM events). All the Sub Type events of event type 199 will appear in grey color. The colors of the event description signify the following about their nature.

Color
Nature of the Event
Red
Significant events
Green
Configuration events, and return to normal status from a previous failure
Blue
EVA Reboot/Resync/Restart etc.
Dark Orange
Data Availability, CA, Customer attention needed
Magenta
Drive firmware update events
Purple
Threshhold events

To view the Sub Type event summary information, select the summary tab in the Web interface for any binary event log. This will show you the classification of the event types. If the event summary has event type 14009 or 199, Click 14009 link or 199 link to view the Sub Type event summary.

Following screen shows the summary of Sub Type event 14009:

Figure 6–25 Summary of Sub-Types
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To view the the Sub Type listing information, Click Sub-Type Listing link shown in the above screen. The following screen shows the listing of all the Sub Type events of event type 14009:

Figure 6–26 Sub-Type Listing

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6.5.3.4  Events

The Events tab shows a list of the events contained in the binary event log file. Depending on the filtering options that were applied during processing, all the events in the log file may or may not be shown (Figure 6–27).

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You can control the fields that are shown on the events tab from the User Settings window. See Section 6.9.1 for more details.


Figure 6–27 Events Tab

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The filters that affected the output are listed at the top of the screen. Be aware that the screen only shows the filters that apply to events and may not list all the filters you applied.

When working with events, these options are available:

The translated events shown by the Web interface are the same as those shown by the CLI.

6.5.3.5  Sorting Results

You can sort the results of analysis using either the column headings on the tabs in the display frame, or by using a filter.

Sorting with Column Headings

Sorting with a Filter

6.5.3.6  Displaying Details

The Problem Reports tab lists the reports generated by analysis and the Events tab lists the events in the binary log. You can view the details of a problem report or the translated text of an event by clicking on an entry in the list. Depending on the User Settings selected (see Section 6.9.1), the details will either be shown in the display window or in a new browser window.

In order to make viewing details easier, navigation buttons are available at the top of each detailed entry. The navigation buttons for the Problem Reports tab and Events Tab are shown in Figures 6–28 and  6–29.

Figure 6–28 Navigation Buttons—Problem Reports
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Figure 6–29 Navigation Buttons—Events
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The buttons are used to move between entries in the list.

When paging between entries, the column heading sort order always reverts back to the Index column in ascending order. Filter sorts, however, still apply.
If you select "Put Event Details In A New Window" in your User Settings, the Index button is not available. Clicking the Previous and Next buttons displays all entries in the new window. See Section 6.9.1 for more information on user settings.