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Each event that is entered in the event log file is identified by an event code. Event codes are organized into classes, with the classes shown in the following table.
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100-199 |
Events in this range are import or export-related. |
200-399 |
Events in this range are device-related. |
400-499 |
Events in this range are medium changer-related. |
500-599 |
Events in this range are configuration store-related. |
600-699 |
Events in this range are login-related. |
700-709 |
Events in this range are start, stop, or restart-related. |
| 710–719 | Events in this range are system utilization-related. |
790-799 |
Events in this range are system health-related. |
800-899 |
Events in this range are configuration-related. |
900-999 |
Events in this range are license-related. |
1300-1399 |
Events in this range are system time-related. |
1600-1699 |
Events in this range are back-end I/O error-related. |
1700-1799 |
Events in this range are miscellaneous. |
| 1800–1899 | Events in this range are event system-related. |
| 1900–1909 | Events in this range are RAID group status-related. |
| 2000–2009 | Events in this range are platform-specific hardware configuration-related. |
| 2100–2109 | Events in this range are notification-related (for example, AutoSupport e-mail notification failure) |
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