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Trap Log
The 8275-416 maintains a Trap Log; it contains a maximum of 64 entries which
wrap. Select Trap Menu from the Management Menu, then select Trap Log Menu
from the Trap Menu. Figure 23 shows the entries in the trap log.
Each entry contains:
System Up Time:
This entry shows how long the system has been continuously operational.
Trap:
This entry is the name (a 16-byte character string) of the trap condition;
which are:
v
Warm Start
v
Cold Start
v
Authentication Failure
v
Link Up
v
Link Down
v
Multiple Users
v
New Spanning Tree Root
v
Spanning Tree Topology Change
The following are valid operations of Trap Log:
Display:
The newest to oldest traps are listed. Use this operation to view all Trap
Log entries.
Clear: This operation empties Trap Log. Use this operation to clear the Trap Log.
Trap Log information is not retained across a switch reset.
Figure 23. Trap Log
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