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The amount of flash memory devoted to these logs is two partitions of
64 kilobytes each. Each log entry uses 16 bytes resulting in a 4,000
entries per partition. When the first partition is full, the second partition
is then initialized and used for new entries. All entries in the initialized
partition are deleted.
Table 2-16 is a listing of all operational conditions that will be recorded
by the iNET operating system regarding unit activities and detectable
problems. These are stored in the “Event Log.”
Table 2-14. Event Classifications
Classification Level Description/Impact
Informational Inform Normal operation activities
Alarm Minor Does not affect the operation of the unit
Major Degraded unit performance but still capable of
operation
Critical Prevents the unit from operating
Table 2-15. Recorded Event Table Abbreviations/Terms
Item Description
AP Access Point Unit
RMT Remote Unit
Flash Mem. Non-volatile flash memory
RAM Volatile Random Access Memory (Lost on power failure)
SNMP Trap Event sent via SNMP to host
Table 2-16. Items Recorded in iNET’s Events Log
Device
Mode
Event Severity Power LED Record into
AP/RMT DHCP Address Obtained Minor — RAM
AP/RMT Reprogramming Started Minor — RAM
AP/RMT Reprogramming
Complete
Minor — RAM
AP/RMT Invalid Authorization Key
Entered
Minor — Flash Mem.
AP/RMT System Bootup
Complete
Major — Flash Mem.
AP/RMT User Selected Reboot Major — Flash Mem.
AP/RMT Reprogramming Failed Major — RAM
AP/RMT Valid Authorization Key
Entered
Major — Flash Mem.
AP/RMT Authorization Demo
Mode Enabled
Major — Flash Mem.
RMT Hopping Synchronization
Lost
Major — RAM
AP DHCP Server Enabled Inform — RAM