GE MDS TransNEXT NET9L - System Health and Status; Using Show Commands; Event Logging Details

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3.3.10.6 password.min_non_alpha_numeric [0-255]
This item specifies the minimum number of special characters for a new password. Default is 0.
3.3.10.7 password.permit_username [“on” or “off”]
This attribute specifies whether any of the reserved user roll names can be used as the password. Default
is “off”.
3.4 System Health and Status
Show command
The CLI show commands provides a quick means to obtain various types of device status. Options
include the following:
show device Show device information
show log Show event log
show alarms Show current system alarms
show status Show radio status
show stats Show radio and network statistics
show sync Show radio synchronization status
show temp Show system temperature
show vin Show radio input voltage
show uptime Show system uptime
show rssi Show continuous radio RSSI
show rssi! Show radio RSSI
show eth Show ethernet status
Event Logging
Key system status change conditions are stored as logged events in non-volatile memory. Examples of
logged events include alarm changes, configuration changes, software updates, reboots, logins, etc.
NOTE Logs currently can only be retrieved or cleared via the CLI interface.
To display logs issue the show logs command as follows:
>show log
Event Log:
0. Configuration: Configuration Change - radio
1. Login: User logged in - admin
2. Login: User logged out - admin
3. Login: User logged in - admin
4. Login: User logged out - admin
5. Login: User logged in - admin
6. Login: User logged out - admin
7. !SET - Alarms: VSWR
8. !CLR - Alarms: No Sync
9. Configuration: Configuration Saved - Local Console
10. Configuration: Configuration Change - radio
11. Configuration: Configuration Change - radio
12. Login: User logged in - admin