Alerts
Alerts are triggered by the system when an unusual activity is observed with the network devices on the site. To view the page, click the (
) icon that appears on the title bar of the web application when there is a pending alert. The number of alerts in the system is displayed as a colored badge on top of the () icon. The color of the badge determines the severity of the alert present in the system. When there are no alerts present in the system or all the alerts have been acknowledged, the () icon will not appear in any of the title bars on the app or the application.
Viewing Alert History
To view the Alert history, follow these steps:
- Click the banner (
) on the Instant On home page. - On the Site Health main page, you will see the details of the latest alert. Click . The page displays a list of all the alerts received by the app, including the active alerts and the ones that have been cleared.
- Click the arrow (
) next to the alert. The details of the alert is displayed.
When there are multiple active alerts received by the application, the summary box in the page displays the active alerts with the highest severity in the system along with their color codes. For example: Major active alert takes the highest priority and is displayed in a red summary box. The page displays the list of active alerts in descending order of their severity and the order by which they should be acknowledged.
Alert Triggered When Instant On AP25 Access Point is Underpowered
The Instant On AP25 access points require a minimum power 802.3at (Class 4) to function properly. In an event where the device is underpowered, an alert is displayed on the Access Point Details page. The Radios section of the page also displays a warning after disabling the radio settings of the AP. The LED on the device continues to flash rapid amber until sufficient power supply is provided and turns to solid green.
When the underpowered AP25 access points is a mesh point, no alert or warning will be displayed on the Instant On application.
