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9.1.2. About EAS: The Emergency Alert System
Presents information about the Emergency Alert System: purpose, operation,
management, your responsibility as a broadcaster, and the future of EAS and
One-Net.
9.1.3. EAS Message Protocol
Presents information about the EAS protocol from the FCC.
9.1.4. EAS Codes: EAS Code Table
Presents a list of the EAS event codes that are presently authorized, both
national and state.
9.2. Server > Status: One-Net Server Status
The One-Net Server Status Main page displays a summary of status information
about the One-Net on a single page. The Platform ID, System Uptime, Decoder and
Other Server Status, Disk Usage and SSH DSA Public Encryption Key are displayed.
This page is a convenient way to see at a glance the state of the decoder channels and
the basic encoder and decoder configuration.
9.3. Server > Logs: Server Logs
The Server Logs screen has six sub-pages: Web Session Log, Operation Log,
Operating System Log, Security Log, Boot Log, and Email Log.
9.3.1. Web Session Log: One-Net Emergency Alert System
Encoder/Decoder Platform
Presents dated information about user access to the One-Net. Two settings are
available. If the Today’s log checkbox is checked, then this page will always
show the Web session log for the current day. To view archived web session log
files, uncheck the box. Then select a log for a specific date. You can then show
the log for the previous or the next day. Log files a day old or more past can be
deleted using the provided delete button. This page can be refreshed by clicking
on the Refresh button at the bottom of the page to reveal new information.
9.3.2. Operation Log
Presents dated information about the One-Net Operation. This interface works
the same as the one for the Web session log. All important EAS events will be
shown here.
9.3.3. Operating System Log
Presents the last 500 lines of the Linux system System Log.
9.3.4. Security Log
Presents the last 500 lines of the Linux system Security Log.