FRP client events are listed in more detail in the FRP 5.1.x
Interface Reference Guide. The events below are the common event IDs for the FRP removable media functions:
| Event ID |
Description |
| 20500 |
Removable Media Device Insert Event.
This event is reported when any type of removable media is inserted in the client. |
| 20501 |
Removable Media User Response Event.
This event is reported when the user clicks Yes or No in the Removable Media Format Message window. |
| 20502 |
Removable Media Initialization Start Event
This event is reported when the user clicks Initialize or Cancel in the Removable Media Initialization window. |
| 20503 |
Removable Media Initialization End Event
This event is reported when initialization is complete. |
| 20504 |
Removable Media Device Ejection Event This event is reported when any type of removable media is ejected from the client. |
| 20509 |
Removable Media Device Upgrade Event
This event is reported when the removable media is being upgraded to support large file sizes (greater than 4 GB). |
| 20521 |
Removable Media Application Upgrade event This event is reported when the removable media application is upgraded. |
| 20553 |
Removable Media Authorization Success Event This event is reported when the user's removable media is authorized successfully. |
| 20554 |
Removable Media Authorization Failure Event This event is reported when the user's removable media authorization is failed. |
| 20555 |
Removable Media Recovery Success Event This event is reported when the user's removable media is recovered successfully. |
| 20556 |
Removable Media Recovery Failure Event
This event is reported when the user's removable media recovery is failed. |
| 20557 |
Removable Media Authentication Change Success Event
This event is reported when the user has changed the removable media authentication details successfully. |
| 20558 |
Removable Media Authentication Change Failure Event
This event is reported when the user's request for changing the removable media authentication details is failed. |
IMPORTANT:
- While there are reporting functions for these events, another aspect about the initialization events is that the recovery data for the USB device is encrypted.
- The encryption is stored in the event and the event is sent to the Agent Handler. It is then parsed into the ePO database for use in the recovery process.
- It is important to make sure that:
- The events are sent from the client system to the ePO server and Agent Handler.
- The event parser service is running.
- Recovery of that specific device is not possible when:
- The events are not sent to the ePO Server for any reason
Or
- The events are not parsed into the database
