HP 4250 manual Fields on the Event Log

Deletes all entries from the Event Log. A confirmation message is displayed. After the log is cleared, a new entry is displayed in the log with the date and time the log was cleared and the name of the administrator who cleared it.

Note: If "Filters are ON" is displayed at the top of the log, there might be logged events that are

not displayed. Before the event log is cleared, it is recommended to click and check all of the filters. Then review the log prior to clearing it.

Displays online help for the Event Log.

Fields on the Event Log Page

Field Name	Description
Event Log	filtered log - On the Event Log Filters page, filters (Types and Levels) have been selected
(filtered log)	that have screened out messages that are currently in the Event Log.
or	full unfiltered log - All of the messages in the Event Log are displayed; none have been
Event Log (full
unfiltered log)	filtered out.
Timestamps	The date and time of the event.
Level	Indicates the urgency of the message. One or more of the following levels of messages
	(determnined by the filter(s) selected on the Event Log Filters page) can be displayed:

●CRIT (Critical error) - an error that affects the basic funtions of multiple users and/ or administrators. For example, users cannot print or administrators cannot perform administrative functions. Typically caused by a complete failure of a network component.

●ERR (Error) - an error that affects the functions of only one or more users or administrators, but not all. The majority of users or administrators can still perform their functions.

●INFO (Informational) - an important system event. For example, a new driver has been added. (Events that occur more often, such as completing a print job, are not included.)

Type	Groupings of Event Log messages. One or more of the following types of messages
	(determnined by the filter(s) selected on the Event Log Filters page) can be displayed:

●SEC (Security) - displays all Security-related messages

●NET (Networking) - displays all Networking-related messages

●ADM (Administrative) - displays all Administrative-related messages

ID	Log number for the event. Click on the message ID number to get more information about
	that message.