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Chapter 14: Managing Alert Profiles 160IPThe IP address where the event occurred.Description A brief description of the event.When the Alert Browser begins to fill with alerts, you may want to remove acknowledgedalerts that are no longer relevant.In the Settings dialog box, configure the way the Alert Browser manages and displays alerts.You can configure the following settings:• Number of days an alert remains in the Alert Browser.• Maximum number of alerts that are listed in the Alert Browser.• Maximum number of alerts to store. Alerts are stored in the database on the EnterpriseServer.To acknowledge an alert:• In the Alert Browser, enable the checkbox next to the alert you want to acknowledge. Toimmediately show the result, click Refresh.-Or-• To acknowledge all alerts in the list, click Acknowledge All.The locations in the Map view stop flashing.To clear alerts:1 Acknowledge any alerts you want to clear by marking the checkbox next to the alert.2 Click Clear All.All acknowledged alerts will be removed from the list. Alerts that were not marked asacknowledged will remain in the Alert Browser.To customize the Alert Browser functions:1 Click Tools > Settings.The Settings dialog box appears.2 On the General tab in the Alert Browser Settings area, use the boxes to configure the alertsettings.3 Click Apply to save your changes.4 Click OK to close the dialog box.The Alert Browser will update to reflect your changes.
Chapter 14: Managing Alert Profiles 161Using the <strong>Avalanche</strong> MapThe map provides a geographical overview of the health of your network. Use the followingmethods to navigate the map:• Use the navigation arrows to display different portions of the map.• Center the map on its default location by using the center button of the navigation arrows.• Use the magnifying glass icons to zoom in and out.• Apply filters so that only specific wireless components appear within the map. These filtersare activated by the check boxes located next to the navigation arrows. You can apply thefollowing filters:Combined DeviceServersMobile DeviceServersInfrastructureServersView Map ByRegionMobile DevicesMobile Device GPSHistoryDisplays server locations that contain both a Mobile Device Server andan Infrastructure Server.Displays server locations that contain only a Mobile Device Server.Displays server locations that contain only an Infrastructure Server.Displays only those server locations that belong to the area selected inthe Navigation Window.Displays the mobile devices associated with the region selected.Displays mobile devices by the GPS history.• Color-code map components. This helps identify components and provide notifications ofnetwork health. The color codes for the components that appear in the map are as follows:PurpleBlueDarkGreenYellowRedIndicates a server location with both a Mobile Device Server and an InfrastructureServer.Indicates a server location with only a Mobile Device Server.Indicates a server location with only an Infrastructure Server.Indicates a server location with one or more warning-level alerts (but no criticalalerts).Indicates a server location with one or more critical alerts.
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