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▪View Event Log—Lists events stored in the current log. Some of these events are stored in volatile memory, and are lost if power is removed.

		View Event Log Menu
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4225 Sep 2006 14:50 Console User Logged In admin

4125 Sep 2006 14:49 Console User Logged Out admin

4025 Sep 2006 14:39 Console User Logged In admin

3925 Sep 2006 14:37 Console User Logged Out admin

3825 Sep 2006 14:33 Console User Logged In admin

3725 Sep 2006 14:26 IAPP Unit Update Sent Unit ID 7727

3625 Sep 2006 14:26 IAPP Unit Update Sent Unit ID 7664

3525 Sep 2006 14:26 Remote Connected Unit 7727

3425 Sep 2006 14:26 Remote Connected Unit 7664

3325 Sep 2006 14:26 Parameter Changed (Snmp v3 engine boots)

3225 Sep 2006 14:26 System Bootup

3125 Sep 2006 14:24 Console User Logged In admin

3025 Sep 2006 14:23 System Bootup

2925 Sep 2006 13.22 Console User Logged In admin

Select a letter to configure an item, <ESC> for the prev menu

▪Clear Event Log—Purges the log of all stored events.

Save your Event Log before clearing it to retain potentially valuable troubleshooting information. See Using Configuration Scripts for an overview of how to transfer files from the transceiver to a computer on the network using TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol).

▪Send Event Log (Telnet or Terminal only)—Initiates TFTP transfer of the Event Log in a plain text (ASCII) file to a TFTP server on the connected LAN.

▪Event Log Host Address (Telnet or Terminal only)—IP address of the computer on which the TFTP server resides.[Any valid IP address; 127.0.0.1]

▪Event Log Host Filename (Telnet or Terminal only)—Name to be given to the Event Log file sent to the TFTP server for archiving.[Any 40-char alphanumeric string; eventlog.txt]

You may wish to change the Event Log file name to reflect the type of log you intend to archive, or its date.

▪TFTP Time-out (Telnet or Terminal only)—Number of seconds the TFTP server waits for a packet ACK (acknowledgment) from the transceiver before suspending the file transfer. [10 to 120 seconds; 30]

▪Syslog Server Address—The radio can also pass log messages on as they occur to a syslog server. Use this field to enter the IP address of this server. [Valid server IP address]

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