Concept
Alarm Control Panel Objects in Multiple Servers
In a multi-server system, you create Alarm Control Panel objects, such as checklists and actions notes, on the Enterprise Server or on the Enterprise Central.
Automation servers that are connected to that Enterprise Server inherit Alarm Control Panel objects automatically. The copies on the connected automation servers are read-only, so in order to edit them you must edit their source objects on the Enterprise Server. One advantage with this is that you can display the objects and their content on the automation servers even if the Enterprise Server goes offline.
An Enterprise Server that is connected to the Enterprise Central will not automatically inherit alarm objects.
You need to export Alarm Control Panel objects from the child server (Enterprise Server or an automation server) and import them to the parent server (Enterprise Central or Enterprise Server) before you synchronize the Alarm Control Panel. During synchronization, all the Alarm Control Panel objects are erased from the child server. In particular, ensure that you secured the Alarm Control Panel of your automation server before adding it to the Enterprise Server. For more information, see Synchronizing Alarm Control Panels .
Alarms Overview
Multi-server Systems
Lead and Shadow Relationship
Alarm Control Panel Synchronization
Synchronizing Alarm Control Panels