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AP4800 Small Business
Technical User’s Guide
Event Display Setup Page
DOC-710-00513-A0
Settings (continued)
How should event elapsed (non-wall-clock) Time be displayed?
Choose to display event time since the last boot or since the event occurred.
Severity Level at which to display events immediately on the console, console
log, or GUI log:
When an event occurs, it may be displayed immediately on the console, on the console log, or on the
GUI log for read purposes only. The event may also be recorded. (You control display and recording of
events through the Event Handling Setup page.) Use the pull-down menus to choose one of the eleven
security levels.
Alerts indicate events of which an administrator specifically requested to be informed. Warnings
indicate that a failure has occurred. Information is simply notification of some sort of action, not of a
fatal nature (i.e., the port has been turned off, the rate setting has been changed, etc.)
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Protocol alert
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Port alert
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External alert
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System warning
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Protocol warning
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Port warning
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External warning
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System information
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Protocol information
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Port information
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External information
These selections affect display of events only. They are used to filter information, not to remove it from
the Event Log.
Action Buttons
This set of four action buttons controls settings. If JavaScript is enabled on your web browser, a
confirmation popup will appear after pressing any button, except the Cancel button.
Apply
After entering new values or settings, press APPLY to activate the new entries. The browser will
remain on this page.
OK
This button both applies the new settings and moves the browser back to the previous page.
Cancel
This button cancels all entries or port settings and returns the settings to the previous stored entries.
Restore Defaults
Press to change all settings on this page back to the factory default settings.
