Event ID Definition Rules
更新时间： 2026/08/06
在Gitcode上查看源码Event ID Definition Rules
According to the alarm definition of the openUBMC community, the common alarm ID is 0, that is, the common alarm code is unified. Partners can reuse the alarm code to the maximum extent, reducing the workload.
When a partner customizes an alarm, the alarm must meet the product ID allocation table to ensure that the alarm is different from Huawei common alarms.
| Array | Bit | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Highest | bit24-bit31 | Event subject type | See the Device Type (Component Type) table. |
| - | bit16-bit23 | Specifies the product ID. | See Product ID allocation table. |
| - | bit8-bit15 | Event offset, high byte | - |
| Lowest | bit0-bit7 | Event offset, low byte | Event offset. The events of each event type are numbered in a unified manner, starting from 1. |