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events on the local network element as opposed to a network level view. Further, the events shall be categorized by a Log Name which is indicative of the situation that caused the log. See Log Names on page 2-139.

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Log Names

Log name	Log events
SECU400 User	This log indicates a user login/logout from one of the system
Login/Logout	ports.
	This log will indicate invalid login attempts, noting whether
	• the password was wrong for a valid user id
	• the userid was invalid
	• the password had expired
	The TL1 commands logged under this category are
	ACT-USER and CANC-USER.
SECU401	This log indicates a user’s attempt to perform an action that is
Unauthorized	not permitted by the UPC assigned to that user ID. For
Command	example, when a UPC level 1 attempts a UPC level 4
Attempted	command like DLT-SECU-USER.
SECU406 Valid	This log records authorized command use according to user
Command Use	privilege code (UPC). All TL1 commands included in
	LOGEVENTS are logged, except for those level one and
	Preside login commands previously mentioned.
SECU407 Login	This log indicates the login time-out on system ports.
Time Out
SECU408 Intrusion	This log indicates multiple login failure on system ports. The
Attempt	log is generated when the maximum number of login attempts
	are exceeded.
SECU410	This log indicates the successfully logged-in users from
Customer	remote nodes that have accessed the network element. This
Managed Networks	implies the user is on the access list for the network element.
Log
SECU412	This log indicates the unsuccessful log-in attempts from
Customer	remote nodes that have tried to access the network element.
Managed Networks	This implies the user is on the deny list for the network
Log	element.

General Broadcast tool

General Broadcast (GB) tool which allows users that are logged in to network elements to send and receive messages. The purpose of the General Broadcast tool is for sending and receiving messages to and from all NEs or to a particular NE in which users are logged in to.

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