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88 iNET Series Reference Manual 05-2806A01, Rev. J
obtains the time and date from a Time Server. This server can generally
be provided by a standard Windows PC server SNTP application. In the
absence of the SNTP services, the user must manually enter it at the
Access Point. (See
“ Device Information” on Page 35 for SNTP server
identification.) The manually set time and date clock is dependent on the
unit’s primary power. A loss of power will reset the clock to January 1,
2002 but will not affect previously stored error events.
Figure 2-50. Event Log Menu
•
Current Alarms
(Telnet/Terminal only)
—View list of root causes that
have placed the Device Status in the alarmed state. (See “ Alarm
Conditions” on Page 121)
•
View Log
—View a list of events stored in the current log. Some
of these events are stored in volatile memory and will be erased
with a loss of power. The events are numbered for easier iden-
tification and navigation.
•
Clear Log
—Purges the log of all events
TIP: Save your Event Log before choosing to clear it in order
to retain potentially valuable troubleshooting information.
(See
“ Upgrading the Firmware” on Page 101 for an over-
view on how to transfer files from the transceiver to a com-
puter on the network using TFTP.)
•
Send Log (Telnet/Terminal only)
—Initiate TFTP transfer of the
unit’s event Event Log in a plain text (ASCII) file to a TFTP
server at the remote location.
•
TFTP Host Address
(Telnet/Terminal only)
—IP address of the com-
puter on which the TFTP server resides. This same IP address is
used in other screens/functions (reprogramming, logging, etc.).
Changing it here also changes it for other screens/functions.
[
Any valid IP address; 127.0.0.1
]