Local Event Log; Table 46: Local Event Log Headings Displayed - Juniper G10 CMTS Hardware Manual

Local Event Log

The local event log of the CMTS corresponds to the docsDevEventTable within the
DOCS-CABLE-DEVICE-MIB (RFC 2669). This log can assist you with troubleshooting various
issues. The OSSI specification defines required events that a CMTS must support. In addition,
the G10 CMTS supports vendor-specific events.
To view the log, issue the show log cable command. Table 46 provides the correspondence
between the display output fields and the DOCS-CABLE-DEVICE-MIB objects.
Time shown as :
Index Date/Time
----- ---------------------- ----------- ---------- ----------------------
5
of flaplist on interface cable:2/0,CM MAC:00:00:39:A1:8A:4F,Upstream
Ch:1,Upstream Port:0
4
flaplist on interface cable:2/0,CM MAC:00:00:39:A1:8A:4F,Upstream Ch:1,Upstream
Port:0,Condition:IRng
3
went online
2
went online

Table 46: Local Event Log Headings Displayed

See the DOCSIS OSSI specification and the DOCS-CABLE-DEVICE-MIB for more information
about the docsDevEventTable. See the JUNOSg Software Configuration Guide: Interfaces, Cable,
Policy, and Routing and Routing Protocols for more information about event management.
user@host> show log cable
YYYY:MM:DD:HH:MM:SS:DS
2003:04:16:11:55:37:07 information 2539850802 FLAPLIST CM aged/cleared out
2003:04:15:10:54:51:03 notice
2003:04:15:10:54:31:05 information 2539850204 CHASSIS Module at slot 2
2003:04:15:10:54:10:00 information 2539850204 CHASSIS Module at slot 5
DOCS-CABLE-DEVICE-MIB
Output Field Object
Index docsDevEvIndex
Date/Time docsDevEvFirstTime
Level docsDevEvLevel
Id docsDevEvId
Description docsDevEvText
Level Id Description
2539850801 FLAPLIST CM added to
Meaning
Relative ordering in the event log.
The time the entry was created.
The priority level of the event.
Unique identifier used by the CMTS for the event type.
A text description of the docsDevEvId.
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