Contec FX-DS540-APDL-U, User Manual

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5. Setup and Status Display
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FX-DS540-APDL-U
Log function
The FX-DS540-APDL-U can preserve log information. See Chapter 6 for details of the logged data and
data collection methods.
Log function
This specifies whether or not to enable logging. The collected log data (2048 at Max.) is stored in
internal memory.
Factory default setting : Disable
Overwrite setting
This specifies whether or not to overwrite old data when the number of log entries reaches the maximum.
If disabled, log collection halts when the maximum number of entries is reached.
Factory default setting : Enable
Start time setting
This specifies whether or not to set a logging start time. If enabled, set the time at which to start logging.
Factory default setting : Beginning date set function …Disable
Beginning date …0 :00 1 Jan. 2002
Detailed setting
You can select the types of events to be logged. Setting [Log in], [Log Out], [Log in refusal], [Roaming],
[IP tunnel start / exit] and [Application log in / log out] to “ON” allows the selected events to be logged.
Setting them to “OFF” prevents them from being logged.
Factory default setting : All of the events are set to “ON”
Table 5.3. Events to Be Logged
Event Introduction
Start Indicates that the AP has been activated.
Link Up Indicates that the wired link has been connected and the link speed.
Link Down Indicates that the wired link has been disconnected.
Login Indicates the MAC address of the wireless terminal connected to the AP.
Logout Indicates the MAC address of the wireless terminal disconnected from the AP.
Login NG Indicates that the filter function rejected an attempt to log in by an
unregistered wireless terminal.
Roaming Indicates the MAC address of the wireless terminal roaming into the AP.
Tunnel Start Indicates the MAC address of the wireless terminal that has started IP tunneling.
Tunnel Stop Indicates the MAC address of the wireless terminal that has terminated IP tunneling.
Application Login Indicate the IP address of the terminal that has used an application (such as telenet or FTP).
Application Logout Indicates the termination of an application and the IP address of the terminal
that used the application.
Write Firmware Indicates that firmware has been reprogrammed. (Example: Update from Ver1.15 to Ver1.20)
Write Config Indicates that the Config file has been edited.
Manual Reset Indicates that the AP has been restarted by the terminal or browser.