Event and logging settings
In the Event Management tab of the Global Settings > System Variables page, you can define the following default settings for the event and alert logging functions of your system:
Event: An event is any action that is initiated either by the user or the device.
Alert: An alert is any type of event for which a notification can be sent if required.
The table of the Event Management tab displays the following information:
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Maximum Number of Alerts to Store in History | This entry defines the maximum number of all alerts logged into the database. After this number is reached and a new event is generated, the new event will replace the "oldest" event currently logged in the database. The default value for this number is 10000 . |
Maximum Age for Events in History (days) | Defines the maximum time in days that persistent events stay logged in the database. The default value is 365 days. |
| New Alert Check Interval (sec) | The time interval after which new alerts are checked. The default value is 3600 seconds. If set to 0, the check is deactivated. |
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