solaris 11 FMA event classes

(svccfg setnotify -g mailto:)

For convenience, the tags problem-
{diagnosed,updated,repaired,resolved} describe the lifecycle
of a problem diagnosed by the FMA subsystem - from initial
diagnosis to interim updates and finally problem closure.
These tags are aliases for underlying FMA protocol event
classes (all in the list.* hierarchy), but the latter should
not be used in configuring notification preferences.

problem-diagnosed

A new problem has been diagnosed by the FMA subsystem.
The diagnosis includes a list of one or more suspects,
which (where appropriate) might have been automatically
isolated to prevent further errors occurring. The prob-
lem is identified by a UUID in the event payload, and
further events describing the resolution lifecycle of
this problem quote a matching UUID.

problem-updated

One or more of the suspect resources in a problem diag-
nosis has been repaired, replaced or acquitted (or has
been faulted again), but there remains at least one
faulted resource in the list. A repair could be the
result of an fmadm command line (fmadm repaired, fmadm
acquit, fmadm replaced) or might have been detected
automatically such as through detection of a part serial
number change.

SunOS 5.11 Last change: 22 Jun 2011 6
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Standards, Environments, and Macros smf(5)
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problem-repaired
:
All of the suspect resources in a problem diagnosis have
been repaired, resolved or acquitted. Some or all of the
resources might still be isolated at this stage.
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problem-resolved
:
All of the suspect resources in a problem diagnosis have
been repaired resolved or acquitted and are no longer
isolated (for example, a cpu that was a suspect and off-
lined is now back online again; this un-isolate action
is usually automatic).
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State Transition Sets are defined as:
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to- Set of all transitions that have as
the final state of the transition.
:
from- Set of all transitions that have as
the initial state of the transition.
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Set of all transitions that have as
the initial state of the transition.
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all Set of all transitions.
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Valid values of state are maintenance, offline, disabled,
online and degraded. An example of a transitions set defini-
tion: maintenance, from-online, to-degraded.