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Monitoring the Avaya Multiservice Switch
If you enable event notification for CLI, SNMP, RIP, OSPF, DVMRP,
LDAP, Apple Talk, or VRRP, you must set which categories of
protocol events generate notifications. For information on how to set the
categories of protocol events that generate notifications, see
“
Configuring Notification of Protocol Events ” later in this chapter.
* Note: Event IDs 20 and 21 are currently not used and reserved for
future use.
3. In the Action field, select the notifications that you want for each logged
event class. Options are:
• Log—Events are logged in the event log and in the
shutdown log.
• Trap—Events generate SNMP traps.
• Console—Events generate a message on the console.
• Syslog—Events are forwarded to syslog servers.
4. Click APPLY.
Table 21-2. Event Classes
Class Determines whether the switch sends a
notification for...
Start Starts of the system.
System System events.
Configuration Each configuration change (for example, enabling
and disabling ports).
Temperature Status Changes in temperature status. Temperature status
messages could precede a switch shutdown, and
are often critical.
Resource Changes in system resources.
Fan Status Fan status. Fan failures will eventually lead to
overheating the system. The fan status message
provides a good early warning for a failure that
could eventually cause the switch to shut down.
Service Port Status and
User Port Status Status changes in service ports and user ports.
Set a port as either a service port or user port on
the Detailed Physical Port Configuration Web
page. This feature makes it possible for you to use
different notification levels for critical (service
ports), if desired.
Power Status The addition or removal of a power supply
Bridge Status Changes in bridge status.
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