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Appendix A
Event Logs
This appendix describes event logs that are extracted in the XG1200, including message IDs, severities, message contents
and details, and actions to take.
The severities of the event logs are classified into 4 levels -- CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, and INFO.
To display event logs, run the "
show log
" command in the operator EXEC mode or in the administrator EXEC mode.
A.1
Overview of Event Logs
This section describes messages that are written to logs.
The message ID format is defined as follows as described in "
Format of Log Message
".
−
Message numbers, each starting with an "S"
An event that receives SNMP trap notification.
−
Message numbers, each starting with a "P"
An event that does not receive SNMP trap notification.
−
Message number
A unique number used to identify a message with the XG1200.
The following table lists the abbreviated function names and message numbers.
Abbreviated
function name
Message number range
Description
env
0 - 999
Supervisory control of the XG1200
1000 - 1999
Basic XG1200 control
kernel
2000 - 2999
Layer 2 basic control
npm
3000 - 3299
Network protocol control
clim
3300 - 3999
Basic CLI control
xgsh
4000 - 4499
CLI command history
rstp
4500 - 4999
Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP) control
lacp
5000 - 5499
LACP control
sys
7400 - 7499
Maintenance support function
update
7500 - 7999
Firmware update
snmp
8500 - 8599
SNMP control
ntp
8600 - 8699
NTP (Network Time Protocol) control
