IBM SC30-3681-08 manual New messages at the beginning of the buffer on, Command to a remote host

		ELS Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)
stop event [subsystem.event# or none]
Speci®es the event subsystem(		.event#) that stops logging. If you have
speci®ed a stop string, the text in the stop string must also match. When
the stop event occurs:
1. The next ®ve ELS messages are logged.
2.	Logging stops.
3. The system performs the speci®ed ªstop action.º
Logging remains stopped until the next time you issue the set logging on
command or the router reboots.
If you do not specify the stop event when you enter the command, the
system prompts you to enter the stop event. Specifying none disables the
stop event function.
Default value: none
stop string text or none
Speci®es the string to be used in conjunction with the ªstop eventº to stop
logging. If you have not speci®ed a stop event, the system ignores the ªstop
string.º
Text can be any ASCII string up to 32 characters in length. If you do not
specify text when you enter the command, the system will prompt you for
the string. Entering none clears the ªstop string.º
Default value: none
wrap [on or off]
Speci®es whether to stop the log when the buffer is full (off) or to log the
new messages at the beginning of the buffer (on).
Default value: off
Tftp
Use the tftp command to send the ELS message buffer to a remote host as a
formatted ®le. You can also send a ®le that was created with thewrite-buffer
command to a remote host.
Syntax:
tftp	buffer [formatted ] dest_ip_address dest_®lename
buffer [formatted ] dest_ip_address dest_®lename
Speci®es that the ELS message buffer is to be sent to the remote host
indicated by dest_ip_address as ®ledest_®lename.The buffer can be either
formatted. If you do not enter the dest_ip_address and dest_®lename,the
system prompts you for it.
View
Use the view command to view all of the messages or a speci®c number of
messages in the message buffer.
Syntax:
view	all [scroll/noscroll]
	last [scroll/noscroll number]

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