IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Groups group.name, List event ip.007, List pin, List subsystem eth

ELS Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)

event subsystem.event#

Displays the logging level, the message, and the count of the speci®ed event.

Example:

list event ip.007

Level: p-TRACE

Message: source_ip_address -> destination_ip_address

Active: Count: 84182

If Remote-logging had been activated for this event, and the syslog_facility and syslog_level values were log_daemon and log_crit, the last lines would look like:

Active: R count:84182

Syslog Facility: log_daemon Syslog Level: log_crit

®lter-status

Lists ELS net number ®lters.

groups group.name

Displays the user-de®ned group names.

pin Lists the current number of ELS event messages sent per second in SNMP traps. This is a threshold value that can be used to reduce the amount of SNMP trap traffic.

Example:

list pin

Pin: 100 events/second

remote-log status

Lists the current values of the remote logging options set in the set remote-loggingcommand.

Example:

list r

Remote Logging is On

Source Ip Address = 192.9.200.8

Remote Log IP Address = 192.9.200.1

Default Syslog Facility = LOG_USER

Default Syslog Priority Level = LOG_INFO

Number of Messages in Remote Log = 256

Remote Logging Local ID = SPHINX

subsystem subsystem.name
Lists event names, the total number of events that have occurred, and their
descriptions.
Note: Although ELS supports all subsystems on the router, not all devices
	support all subsystems. See ELS Messages for a list of currently
	supported subsystems.
subsystem subsystem.name
Lists all events, logging levels, and messages for the speci®ed subsystem.
Example:
list subsystem eth
Event	Level	Message
ETH.001	P-TRACE	brd rcv unkwn type packet_type source_Ethernet_address ->
		destination_Ethernet_address nt network
ETH.002	UE-ERROR	rcv unkwn typ packet_type source_Ethernet_address ->
		destination_Ethernet_address nt network
ETH.010	C-INFO	LLC unk SAP DSAP source_Ethernet_address ->
		destination_Ethernet_address nt network

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