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Configuring the AP
138 AP-4131 Access Point Product Reference Guide
2. Set Any Event Logging to Enabled to log all events. Specify the events
that do not require logging when disabling Any Event Logging. Use
SPACE BAR or LEFT/RIGHT-ARROW keys to toggle between Enabled
and Disabled.
3. Verify the values reflect the network environment.
Change them as needed.
4. Select OK or Save to register settings by writing changes to NVM.
Selecting
Save displays a confirmation prompt.
5. Select Save ALL APs or press [F2] to save the Event Logging
Configuration information to all APs with the same Net_ID (ESS).
This option saves the configuration changes for the current AP, sends two
WNMP messages to all other APs on the Known APs table to update their
configuration and resets once modified. Users can perform this option
only among the same hardware platforms and firmware version.
6. The system prompts Warning Update, save, and reset all APs in the Known AP Menu?
yes no
Type Y.
7. Select Cancel-[ESC] to disregard any changes made to this screen and
return to the previous menu.
Any Event
Logging
Logs all events listed in the screen.
Security
Violations
ACL filter, administrative password access
violations or Kerberos errors.
MU State
Changes
Allows logging all MU state changes.
WNMP Events WNMP events such as MUs using WNMP.
AP-AP Msgs AP to AP communication.
Telnet Logins Telnet sessions for monitoring and administration.
System Events Internal use only.
Ethernet Events Events such as packet transmissions and errors.