NEC NWA-008869-001 manual Displaying event information on a console, Setup for display

CHAPTER 6 MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE

SETTING UP EVENT INFORMATION COLLECTION

Displaying event information on a console

Setup for display

In this example, Ether port is specified as the event information type, and error detection as the event in- formation level. As the time stamp (selectable between event information generation time [timeofday] and elapse of time since startup [uptime]), the generation time is specified.

Router (config) # logging subsystem eth error Enter

Router (config) # logging timestamp timeofday Enter

Router (config) #

Starting the display of event information

Start the display of event information in operation mode. As events occur, the event information specified with the logging command is displayed on the console.

Router (config) # event − terminal start Enter

00 : 30 : 58 ETH.047 : Eth self − test Check network loopback data fld Maintenance failure nt 0 int Eth/0

00 : 31 : 03 ETH.047 : Eth self − test Check network loopback data fld Maintenance failure nt 0 int Eth/0

00 : 31 : 13 ETH.047 : Eth self − test Check network loopback data fld Maintenance failure nt 0 int Eth/0

Stopping the display of event information

To stop the display of event information, use the event-terminal stop command.

MEMO: If the In-Skin Router detects an event while you are entering this command, an event message may be displayed following a part of the command character string you have entered, whereas the subsequent part is erased from the screen. Even if this occurs, the In-Skin Router stores the subsequent part and you need not re-type the event-terminal stop command from the beginning; just keep on typing.

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