Alerts per violated threshold per resource. But if NE has multiple alerts then the one with most severe level got recorded here.
| Column Name | Column Datatype | Column Null Option | Column Comment |
| probe_addr | integer | not null | SNMP/RMON agent IP address in network order. |
| intervaldatetime | date | not null | Interval start date and time |
| rsrcindex | integer | not null | Field to represent ifIndex or etherStatsIndex |
| rsrcotherindex | integer | not null | Terminal or file server type |
| server_addr | integer | not null | Server IP address |
| intervalduration | integer | not null | Length of the interval |
| rsrctype | integer1 | not null | 1=Interface 2=IP 3=Ethernet 4=Cisco Service |
| fieldindex | integer | not null | Index of field |
| alerton | integer1 | not null | Status of alert open or closed |
| value | float | not null | Value for the metric evaluated against the threshold |
| percentbase | float | not null | In the Alert table, when ThresholdType = 1 or 3, percentBase is used to help to calculate the percentage value. |
| threshold | float | not null | For the Alert table, it shows the threshold used to trigger the alert |
| severity | integer1 | not null | Severity of an alert: 0= Normal 2= Warning 3= Minor 4= Major 5= Critical |
| endtime | date | with null | Time when alert was turned off. |
Product Name: Unicenter Network and System Management
Table Type: Table