TANDBERG D13691.03 user manual Event Levels, Logged Events

TANDBERG Border Controller User Manual

9.3Event Levels

Events are classified by importance as detailed in the table below. Level 1 is considered the most important. The system has a configured logging level. Events of level numerically equal to and lower than the configured logging level are recorded in the event log.

		Table 1: Event levels
Level		Description
Level 1	(User)	Easily human readable. Examples:
		• call attempt/connected/disconnected
		• registration attempt/accepted/rejected
Level 2	(Protocol)	Logs of protocol messages sent and received.
Level 3	(Protocol Verbose)	Protocol keepalives are suppressed at Level 2.
		At logging level 3, keepalives are also logged.

9.4Logged Events

The Events logged as are follows:

Table 2: Events logged at level 1

Event	Description
Eventlog Cleared	An operator cleared the event log
Admin Session Start	An administrator has logged onto the system
Admin Session Finish	An administrator has logged off the system
System Configuration Changed	An item of configuration on the system has
	changed. The detail event parameter contains
	the name of the changed configuration item
	and its new value.
Policy Change	A policy file has been updated
Registration Requested	A registration has been requested
Registration Accepted	A registration request has been accepted
Registration Rejected	A registration request has been rejected. The
	Reason event parameter contains the H225
	cause code. Optionally, the Detail event pa-
	rameter may contain a textual representation
	of the H.225 additional cause code.

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