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RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide - Polycom Support

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Table 16-1 Active Alarms Pane Columns (Continued)<br />

Field Description<br />

<strong>Polycom</strong> <strong>RMX</strong> <strong>2000</strong> Administrator’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Level Indicates the severity of the problem, or the type of<br />

event. There are three fault level indicators:<br />

– Major Error<br />

– System Message<br />

– Startup Event<br />

Code Indicates the problem, as indicated by the error<br />

category.<br />

Process Name Lists the type of functional process involved.<br />

Description When applicable, displays a more detailed<br />

explanation of the cause of the problem.<br />

For more information about the Active Alarms, see Appendix B:<br />

"Alarms and Faults” on page B-1.<br />

2 Click one of the following two buttons to view its report in the System<br />

Alerts pane:<br />

Active Alarms (default) – this is the default reports list<br />

that appears when clicking the System Alerts indication<br />

bar. It displays the current system errors and is a quick<br />

indicator of the MCU status.<br />

Faults List – a list of faults that occurred previously<br />

(whether they were solved or not) for support or<br />

debugging purposes.<br />

3 To save the Active Alarms or Faults report to a text file, click the Save<br />

to Text button.<br />

The Save dialog window opens.<br />

4 Select a destination folder and enter the file name.<br />

5 Click Save.<br />

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