> show alarm
> This chapter includes the show alarm command output tables.
> show alarm outstanding all verbose
> show alarm outstanding all verbose Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Severity (Sev) | If an alarm is present, the system will indicate that one of the following alarm levels has been triggered:
> • | Minor (MN): This alarm is triggered when a high temperature is detected on a card causing the fan tray to switch to high speed.
> • | Major (MJ): This alarm is triggered on the following conditions:
> • | A hardware failure was detected on a card that will cause it to be taken off-line
> • | One of the Power Filter Units has failed or was removed.
> • | One or more of the fans on either the upper or lower fan tray have failed.
> • | Either the upper or lower fan trays have been removed.
> • | Critical (CR): This alarm is triggered when events cause a degradation in service (i.e. the system is supporting a large number of subscribers and Processing Cards are removed thus reducing the amount of available CPU and memory resources).
> Object | Describes the object that triggered the alarm event
> Event | Describes the event that triggered the alarm condition.
> Timestamp | Lists the date and time that the alarm condition was triggered.
> Alarm ID | The internal system ID of the alarm.

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> show alarm statistics
> show alarm statistics Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Current Outstanding Alarms | The alarm conditions that are currently active.
> Cumulative Totals | The number of alarms that have occurred since the system was last booted.

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