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Article Number: 000022702


Isilon: How To: Cancel an event in OneFS 8.0

Summary: How to cancel an event in OneFS 8.0.x - Riptide Version

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Issue:

In some cases, you might want to temporarily quiet or cancel an event (alert) you are receiving from the cluster.

For example, some activities, such as a OneFS Upgrade or a scheduled maintenance might cause OneFS to issue event notifications that we need to cancel and remove from our event list.

CLI commands have been slightly modified than earlier versions, this KB is addressing the steps we need to follow to modify an event in Riptide version.

Resolution:

1. Use the following command to display the events list and get the event ID
# isi event events list
The output will be similar to the following: 

ID                   Occurred           Sev       Lnn       Eventgroup ID          Message  
2.66399      <Date>                    C         2          721007                CloudPools Bucket not found.

  • In Riptide 8.0 you need to resolve the event group. For example, to resolve this event, we will use the event id we have got from the output of the above command as follows:
# isi event events view --id=2.66399
ID: 2.66399
Eventgroup ID: 721007
Event Type: 1100000004
Message: CloudPools Bucket not found. caller: 'isi_cph_read_md_blob', provider: 'ECS2', devid: '2', account: 'CloudPool_Demo_to_ECS', entitypath: 'm001b21914ebcf1589d565d210163af849f9ai2/00b1121915475c3efa65771108be5494_00000000_0', filename: '', lin: '0', offset: '-1', msg: '{errormessage}'
Devid: 2
Lnn: 2
Time: 2016-02-18T12:31:54
Severity: critical
Value: 0.0 

  • Note the Eventgroup ID: 721007, to resolve the event group, you can run:
# isi event group modify 721007 --resolved true

  • Hence, the event will then be resolved.
2. You can also do these operations with this command:
# isi event group modify --help
Description:
Ignore or Resolve a single group of correlated event occurrences.

Required Privileges:
ISI_PRIV_EVENT

Usage:
isi event groups modify { <id> | --id <string> }
[--ignore <boolean>]
[--resolved <boolean>]
[{--verbose | -v}]
[{--help | -h}]

Options:
<id>
Event Group ID.
<id>
Event Group ID.
--ignore <boolean>
Event Group has been marked ignore and will not be alerted.
--resolved <boolean>
Event Group has been marked resolved.

Display Options:
--verbose | -v
Display more detailed information.
--help | -h
Display help for this command.

 

Article Properties


Affected Product

Isilon

Product

Isilon, PowerScale OneFS

Last Published Date

18 Dec 2022

Version

6

Article Type

How To