What is an event?
An event tells you that something has changed or happened in your managed network. They are generated from a number of different inputs, such as polled information, SNMP Traps, and Syslog messages.
- For example, if a certain port utilization exceeds its predetermined threshold, ENA will raise a Port Utilization High Event.
Every event has a severity level. You are able to configure severity levels for each event. Incidents inherit the highest severity level from the currently raised event.
- For example, if an event has a severity level of Major, then the incident that it raises will have a severity level of Major. If that incident is then updated by an event with a severity level of Critical, that incident then inherits the Critical severity level.
Event severity levels are as follows:
| Display Severity and Color | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 - Green | Information or Cleared |
| 2 - Yellow | Minor |
| 3 - Amber | Major |
| 4 - Orange | Severe |
| 5 - Red | Critical |
The ENA event management system comes with out-of-the-box parameters for over 350 events. Please see this article for details of the events in ENA.
Event dashboard and dashlet
Please see the following articles for help and information on the system dashboards and dashlets relating to events. You can also create your own custom dashboard and add to it the Events List dashlet as you wish.
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