ADC SG-1 Debug Commands, Hostconfig# vrrp preempt interface Vlan 1\2 7 enable, Configure watchdog

June 30, 2006 Chapter 7: Second Level Commands

Example(s)

Host(config)# vrrp preempt interface VLAN 1\2 7 enable

DEBUG COMMANDS

Use the commands at the second level prompt to switch the system to the second-level debug prompt, Host(config-debug)#. This indicates that the user is now in the second level debug mode and has access to the commands in the debug menu.

There are three types of messages sent by the POPmaestro/SG-1 system to its logger. They are: Error Log, Event Log and Trace Log.

Error Log

An Error Log is a message sent by the system when an error that requires an operator's attention occurs. It can be either an internal error in the system's operation (usually this would be a high-level error) or an error caused from outside the system (like wrong data sent to the system).

Trace Log

A Trace Log is a message that outputs the contents of some buffer or some area in the memory, as a result of a certain event. It can be either when an error occurs, or when it is important to view a certain stream of bytes, like an important received packet.

Event Log

An Event Log is a message-documenting occurrence of an event in the system.

Configure watchdog

(config-debug)# watchdog-TimeValue

Usage

(config-debug)# watchdog-TimeValue<number>

Parameter

<number>

It is the timeout in seconds (0 = unlimited)

Example

(config-debug)# watchdog-TimeValue 60 (cr) (config-debug)#

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