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Appendix A:Troubleshooting a WSS 677
Nortel WLAN—Security Switch 2300 Series Configuration Guide
Setting Telnet session defaults
Session logging is disabled by default, and the event level is set to information (info) or higher. To enable event logging
to Telnet sessions and change the default event severity level, use the following command:
set log sessions severity severity-level enable
(For information on severity levels, see Table 3 on page 674.)
To disable session logging, use the following command:
set log sessions disable
Changing the current Telnet session defaults
By default, log information is not sent to your current Telnet session, and the log level is set to information (info) or
higher. To modify the severity of events logged to your current Telnet session, use the following command from within
the session:
set log current severity severity-level
(For information about severity levels, see Table 3 on page 674.)
To enable current session logging, type the following command:
WSS# set log current enable
success: change accepted
To disable current session logging, type the following command:
WSS# set log current disable
success: change accepted
Logging to the trace buffer
Trace logging is enabled by default and stores debug-level output in the WSS trace buffer. To modify trace logging to an
event level higher than debug, use the following command:
set log trace severity severity-level
To disable trace logging, use the following command:
set log trace disable
success: change accepted.
(To display the trace log, see “Stopping a trace” (page 680). For information about the trace function, see “Running
traces” (page 679).)
Enabling mark messages
You can configure WSS Software to generate mark messages at regular intervals. The mark messages indicate the
current system time and date. Nortel can use the mark messages to determine the approximate time when a system restart
or other event causing a system outage occurred.