Troubleshooting
Using the Event Log To Identify Problem Sources
Module Event Description Module Event Description
tcp
tftp
Transmission control
File transfer for new OS or config.
Menu: Entering and Navigating in the Event Log
From the Main Menu, select Event Log.
Keys: W=Warning I=Information
M-Major D=Debug
----Event Log Listing: Events Since Boot -----
I 04/24/06 15:42:20 00063 system: System went down: 04/24/06 15:41:27
I 04/24/06 15.42:22 00064 system: Operator cold reboot from CONSOLE session.
I 04/24/06 15:42:31 00387 lacp: Passive Dynamic LACP enable on all ports.
I 04/24/06 15:42:33 00068 chassis: Slot A Inserted
I 04/24/06 15:42:33 00690 chassis: Slot B Inserted
I 04/24/06 15:42:34 00071 chassis: Power Supply OK: Supply : 1, Failures: 0
Figure C-10. Example of an Event Log Display with Numbering Turned On
The log status line at the bottom of the display identifies where in the
sequence of event messages the display is currently positioned.
To display various portions of the Event Log, either preceding or following
the currently visible portion, use either the actions listed at the bottom of the
display (Next page, Prev page, or End), or the keys described in the following
table:
Table C-2. Event Log Control Keys
Key Action
[N] Advance the display by one page (next page).
[P] Roll back the display by one page (previous page).
[v]
Advance display by one event (down one line).
[^]
Roll back display by one event (up one line).
[E] Advance to the end of the log.
[H] Display Help for the Event Log.
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