Logging Traps - Avaya 106760804 Command Reference Manual

logging traps

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Document No. 10-300090, Issue 1
Global Configuration.
Sets the type of syslog messages that are sent to SNMP trap receivers. The
no form of this command disables the type specified. The default setting is:
{start | system | config | temp | resource | fan | power | service_port |
auth_failure | bridge_stat | switch_fabric | redundant_cpu | unknown_mac |
snmp}.
To Enable: logging traps {start | system | config | temp | resource | fan
| power | service_port | user_port | auth_failure |
bridge_stat | switch_fabric | redundant_cpu |
unknown_mac | snmp | login_status}
To Disable: no logging traps {start | system | config | temp | resource |
fan | power | service_port | user_port | auth_failure |
bridge_stat | switch_fabric | redundant_cpu |
unknown_mac | snmp | login_status}
Table 16-6. Parameters, Keywords, Arguments
Name
start
system
config
temp
resource
fan
power
Definition
Logs starts of the system.
Logs system events.
Logs each configuration change (for example,
enabling and disabling ports).
Logs changes in temperature status. Temperature
status messages could precede a switch shutdown,
and are often critical.
Logs changes in system resources.
Logs fan status changes. 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.
Logs the addition or removal of a power supply
Logging
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