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parameters – Displays a table, with an index number, protocols,
switching domains, Ethernet ports and capture status, for all the
parameters where logging is enabled.
<range> - Displays a table, with summary information (time, switching
domain, port, direction (r is received, s is sent), protocol type, source
MAC, destination MAC) for each log in the range. If no range is given, the
table is displayed for all the logs.
<value> - Displays all the information for the specified log, including
packet fields, header contents, and packet itself.
Example:
efn# set log packet_logger protocol arp enabled yes
capture start
13.10.2 set log trace_logger
Use this command for advanced debugging. reset log trace_logger
disables the trace logger on all switching domains and ports and deletes all
the existing log entries.
Syntax
set log trace_logger enabled {yes|no}
Arguments:
enabled {yes|no} – yes enables the trace logger, while no disables
it.
Default Setting
enabled is no
Command Usage
The command is used to start and stop the trace logger, for advanced
debugging. Use the get log trace_logger command to view the log.
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