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Using the Web Browser Interface for Basic Configuration Tasks
Managing Files, Firmware, Boot Software, and the AutoSynch™ Function
The debug messages generated using the Web interface are equivalent to the
corresponding CLI debug commands. For example, to view detailed messages
about the AAA subsystem in real time, if you select the AAA filter in the Web
browser interface, you will see the same messages that you will see if you
enter the CLI debug aaa command from the enable mode context.
You can generate messages using one or more debug filters. For example, you
can enable Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) and track debug messages at the
same time. Some debug filters have subcategories, such as the PPP filter’s
Authentication subcategory (equivalent to running the CLI debug ppp
authentication command). Other debug filters may require additional infor-
mation, such as an access control list (ACL) name for the Access-List filter
(as in the CLI debug access-list <listname> command).
When you enable debug messages from the Web browser interface, the
ProCurve Secure Router will continue displaying these messages until you
exit the Web browser interface or explicitly stop the debug messages (as
explained in Step 8 in the instructions that follow).
Note As you use the debug commands in the Web browser interface to troubleshoot
your router, be aware that debug operations are processor-intensive and could
seriously degrade network performance.
To enable debug messages from the Web browser interface, complete the
following steps:
1. Click Debug in the Utilities section of the navigation bar.
2. To add a debug filter, click the Add Debug Filter button.
3. From the Category pull-down menu, select the desired debug filter.
Figure 14-11. Add Debug Filter Category
a. If the debug filter that you select has subcategories, select the subcat-
egory that you want from the Subcategory pull-down menu.
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