Motorola BSR 2000, Руководство по настройке и управлению

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BSR 2000 Configuration and Management Guide Release 1.0
3-26 MGBI 526360-001-00 Rev. B
This section describes how to configure EVT logging parameters. The tasks for
configuring EVT logging include the following:
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Configuring EVT Logging
■
Displaying EVT Counts
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Clearing EVT Counts
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Disabling EVT Logging
■
Restoring EVT Default Logging Configurations
EVT Logging Default Configurations
Each individual EVT has a “logging flags” field that controls to which destination an
EVT message is sent when the EVT occurs. There are four potential logging
destinations associated with each EVT:
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“Local” logging to a local logging buffer
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“Traps” to an SNMP server
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“Syslog” messages to a SYSLOG server
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“Console” logging
Each EVT is also defined with one of eight severity levels (debug, informational,
notice, warning, error, critical, alert, or emergency). The severity level of an EVT
determines the destination where the EVT message will be logged based on the
default destination/severity configuration.
The default destination/severity configuration depends on which logging control
mode is enabled. Refer to
Table 3-3 for the default destination/severity levels
associated with CLI logging control. Refer to Table 3-4 for the default destination/
severity levels associated with DOCSIS logging control.
Configuring EVT Logging
EVT logging can be configured to log EVT messages to a different destination by
setting the logging destination of the EVT<
group
> to local, trap, SYSLOG, and/or
console. Logging of EVT messages can also be configured on a per-group or
per-event basis. These configuration options allow an administrator to narrow EVT
output resulting in much fewer EVT log messages to consider when debugging a
problem. Follow these steps to configure EVT logging:
1. Specify the EVT configuration with the logging evt set command in Global
Configuration mode:
MOT
(config)#
logging evt set [l|t|s|c] [<slot:
group
>] [<
range
>]