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Avaya P550R, P580, P880, and P882 Multiservice Switch User Guide, v5.3.1 17-17
Monitoring the Avaya Multiservice Switch
3. Refer to Table 6-114 for an explanation of the Event Log and
Shutdown Log parameters on the General Event
Management dialog box:
4. Refer to Table 6-115 for an explanation of the items listed in
the Class column on the General Event Management
dialog box:
Table 6-114. Event Log and Shutdown Log Fields Parameters
Log Purpose
Event Log A detailed, ongoing record of syslog messages that are
stored in the router's history table. This log is stored in
memory and is erased if the system shuts down or
reboots.
Shutdown
Log
Contains a list of events that occurred before the last
time the switch was shutdown. Because this log is
stored in nonvolatile memory, it is preserved during a
switch reboot or shutdown. It is designed to help you
analyze the events that occurred immediately prior to a
switch shutdown or reset.
Table 6-115. Class Column Items
Class Determines whether or not the switch
sends a notification...
Start Upon System start.
System For system events.
Configuration For each configuration change (for example,
enabling and disabling ports).
Temperature Status For Temperature status changes. Temperature
status messages could precede a switch
shutdown, and are often critical.
Resource Upon a change in system resources.
Fan Status Of fan status. Fan failures will eventually lead to
overheating the system. The Fan Status message
provides a good early warning for a failure that
could eventually cause the switch to shut down.
Service Port Status/
User Port Status
Of Port status changes for service and user ports.
Set a port as either service port/user port from
the port configuration page. The purpose of this
feature is to allow you to use different
notification level for critical (service ports), if
desired.
Authentication
Failure
When the switch detects an authentication
failure. This is a security-related feature used to
detect unauthorized SNMP activity.