Nortel Networks VSN04 manual Information, Number Type

		Introduction 3
Status 14	Status 14	Used for login/logout security related
		events. This status is now used by all logs
		generated from two DVS subsystems
		(8029 System Administration (Report #1
		only, and 8039 Security Agent Sub-PRU).
		The logs produced from these two
		subsystems identify logins, logouts,
		changes to USERIDs and Admin objects.
Information	Status 15	This log severity is used for informational
		purposes only.

(c)Subsystem Number. The subsystem number is a four-digit hexadecimal number that identifies a message subsystem. For example, the subsystem number for TOPS VSN common logs is 0200 to 020A. Each program resource unit (PRU) that generates logs has its own subsystem; the common logs are shared by all TOPS VSN PRUs.

The following list identifies the number associated with each PRU:

0200 - Common Logs - Run Errors

0201 - Common Logs - Tasking Errors

0202 - Common Logs - I/O Errors

0203 - Common Logs - VTP Errors

020A - TOPS VSN Common Logs

0220 - VI Resource Manager Logs

8722 - Alarms PRU

9440 - ACPE Resource Manager Logs

9441 - Control Link Logs

9442 - ACPE Logs + ACPE Executor

9443 - T1 Resource Manager Logs

9445 - ACPE Maintenance Position

(d)Report Number. Report numbers are hexadecimal numbers. They identify the group or category within the subsystem file the message belongs to. For TOPS VSN common log messages, the following numbering convention applies:

Number	Type
0000	Nonspecified error types
0001	Run errors
0002	Tasking errors
0003	IO errors

(e)Error Number. Error numbers are hexadecimal numbers. They identify the specific error condition within each report number grouping.

TOPS VSN Log and alarm messages