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Shows the priority (or severity level) of the alarm.

An icon indicates each priority level.

The default priority levels are listed here in order of their severity.

• Major - Address these alarms immediately. If a major alarm is not addressed, the system fails either partially or completely.

• Minor - Review these alarms and take action if necessary. Minor alarms often indicate problems that are self-correcting, or that do not have a significant impact on system performance.

• Warning - Address these alarms in a timely manner. A Warning alarm indicates that the system is functioning, but likely not at an optimum level.

• Information - These alarms provide important status information but do not require any action by the administrator.

The unique numeric identifier of an alarm.

The alarm name as it displays in the user interface.

Note: Each alarm also has an internal alarm name, which is different from the Alarm Name that displays in the user interface. The internal alarm name is used by internal components of the alarm system and appears in log files.

A summary of the condition causing the alarm.

A specific description of the most recent instance of the alarm. This description is the most detailed information available about a specific instance of the alarm.

If this column is blank, detailed information about the alarm instance is not available.