Avaya 8800 Troubleshooting Manual page 300

Log configuration using the CLI
show log file [tail] [name-of-file <value>] [category <value>]
[severity <value>] [CPU <value>] [save-to-file <value>]
Variable definitions
Use the following table for help with the show log file command.
category <value>
CPU <value>
name-of-file
<value>
save-to-file
<value>
severity <value>
Job aid
The following example shows you how to display all of the log messages generated by OSPF
and IP with severity levels of ERROR and WARNING.
ERS 8610:5# show log file category OSPF|IP severity ERROR|WARNING cpu
CPU5
The following example shows you how to display the log messages from a specific log file.
ERS 8610:5# show log file name-of-file /pcmcia/sample.txt
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Filters and list the logs according to category. Specify a string
length of 0 to 100 characters. To specify multiple filters,
separate each category by the vertical bar (
OSPF|FILTER|QOS
.
Options include CPU, DVMRP, EAP, FILTER, HW, IGMP, IP,
IPX, IP-RIP, IPMC, MLT, MPLS, OSPF, PIM, POLICY, QOS,
RADIUS, RIP, RMON, SNMP, STG, SW, VLAN, WEB, COP-
SW, HAL, RCMPLS.
Filters and list the logs according to the SF/CPU that generated
it. Specify a string length of 0 to 25 characters. To specify
multiple filters, separate each SF/CPU by the vertical bar (
for example, CPU5|CPU6
Displays the valid logs for the specified file name <value>. For
example, /pcmcia/logcopy.txt. You cannot use this command
on the current log file where the messages are currently logged.
Specify a string length of 1 to 99 characters.
Redirects the output to the specified file and remove all
encrypted information. The tail option is not supported with the
save-to-file option. Specify a string length of 0 to 99
characters.
Filters and list the logs according to severity. Specify INFO,
ERROR, WARNING, or FATAL. To specify multiple filters,
separate each severity by the vertical bar (
ERROR|WARNING|FATAL
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