Nortel Networks 4050 manual Starttrace tags, Domain ID output, Mode, Stoptrace

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starttrace <tags>	Logs information pertaining to a client session.
<domain ID> <output	You are prompted to provide the following information:
mode>	• tags — specifies the specific features or
		subsystems to which you want to limit tracing. The
		options are:
		all — logs all information. The default is all.
		aaa — logs authentication method, user name,
		group, and extended profile
		dns — logs failed DNS lookups made during the
		session
		ssl — logs information related to the SSL
		handshake procedure (for example, the cipher
		used)
		tg — logs information related to the TunnelGuard
		check (for example, TunnelGuard session status
		and the SRS rule check result)
		snas — logs operations and events of Nortel
		SNA-controlled switches
		Enter the desired tag or a comma-separated list of
		tags (for example, enter aaa or aaa,dns). To
		trace all features, press Enter to accept the default.
	•	domain ID — specifies the Nortel SNAS 4050
		domain to which you want to limit tracing. The
		default is all. To trace all domains, enter 0 or press
		Enter.
		Note: With Nortel Secure Network Access Switch
		Software Release 1.0, there is only one domain in
		the system.
	•	output mode — options are:
		interactive — the information will be logged
		directly in the CLI when a client authenticates to the
		portal
		tftpftpsftp — the information will be
		logged to a file exchange server. You are prompted
		to provide the server information.
	For sample output from the starttrace command,
	see “Trace tools” on page 845.
stoptrace	Stops tracing. If you selected interactive mode for the
	starttrace command and information has been
	logged to the CLI, press Enter to redisplay the CLI
	prompt.

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