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File—When the c onfig sourc e field or t he c onfig desti nation field is set to ne twor k tftp or ne twork rcp ,
the configuration filename at the storage file server appears.
RCP User—When the co nf ig source f ield or th e config destinati on f ield i s set to netw ork rcp, the remote
user name appears.
Event Histor y Det ails
The Event History Details area displays the following information:
Uptime at Last Save—Displays the amou nt of tim e the system ha d been up for, when the run ning
configuration was last saved (written).
Uptime at Last Change—Displa ys the amoun t of time th e system had bee n up from whe n the runni ng
configurati on wa s last cha nged.
Note When the value of the uptime at last change field is great er than the uptime at last save field,
the configu ratio n has be en c hange d, but not saved.
Maximum Table Entries—Maximu m numbe r of entries tha t can be displa yed.
Entries De leted from Table—Numbe r of times the oldest entry was delet ed to make room for a new entry .
System Log
The System Log Messages window provides a table of all activity carried out by users via CLI or SNMP
on a device. You can opt to be notified of all user activities through alarm notification, if required.
The System Log section covers the following areas:
•Viewing the SysLog Mess age s Window
•System Log Window—Detailed Description
Viewing the SysLog Messages Window
To view th e SysLog Me ssage s wi ndow, proceed as fol lows:
Step 1 Right clic k on the chas sis objec t and select the Fault>SysLog Messag es op tion. See Tabl e 4-1 on
page 4-2 for informat ion on which obje cts allow you to launch the SysL og Message s window. The
SysLog M essages w ind ow appears, w it h th e SysL og Messa ges ta b displa yed.