What information is associated with System manager alarms? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. Time Stamp B. Event ID D. Severity. System Manager alarms are logged events that include a Time Stamp (A) to record when the alarm occurred, an Event ID (B) to uniquely identify the alarm type, and a Severity (D) level (e.g., Critical, Major, Minor) to indicate how serious the condition is - these three fields…

Troubleshoot Avaya Aura System Manager and Session Manager

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ATime Stamp
BEvent ID
CService Affecting Y/N
DSeverity
ESIP Domain

How the community answered

(43 responses)

A
93% (40)
C
2% (1)
E
5% (2)

Explanation

System Manager alarms are logged events that include a Time Stamp (A) to record when the alarm occurred, an Event ID (B) to uniquely identify the alarm type, and a Severity (D) level (e.g., Critical, Major, Minor) to indicate how serious the condition is - these three fields are standard components of alarm records in Avaya System Manager.

Why the distractors are wrong:

C (Service Affecting Y/N): This is a field associated with Avaya Aura alarms in some fault management contexts, but it is not a standard field tied specifically to System Manager alarm records.
E (SIP Domain): SIP Domain is a configuration/routing concept in Session Manager, not a data field stored within a System Manager alarm entry.

Memory tip: Think "TES" - Timestamp, Event ID, Severity - the three core fields that answer when, what, and how bad for any alarm log entry.

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#System Manager#Alarms#Event Logging#System Monitoring

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