Configuration example for display alarm settings

Updated: June 16, 2026

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Provides an example of displaying current alarm settings and configurations in the system.

This section explains how to display the current alarm settings and configurations. It describes the active alarms and their parameters in the system.

Switch# show alarm settings

Alarm relay mode: Positive
Power Supply
	 Alarm             Enabled
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Enabled
Temperature-Primary
	 Alarm             Enabled
	 Thresholds        MAX: 80C           MIN: 0C
	 Relay             MAJ
	 Notifies          Enabled
	 Syslog            Enabled
Temperature-Secondary
	 Alarm             Disabled
	 Threshold
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Disabled
SD-Card
	 Alarm             Disabled
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Disabled
Input-Alarm 1
	 Alarm             Enabled
         Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Enabled
Input-Alarm 2
	 Alarm             Enabled
	 Relay
 	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Enabled
Input-Alarm 3
	 Alarm             Enabled
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Enabled
Input-Alarm 4
	 Alarm             Enabled
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Enabled
PTP
	 Alarm             Disabled
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Disabled
HSR
	 Alarm             Disabled
	 Relay
	 Notifies          Disabled
	 Syslog            Disabled

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