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ANAGEMENT
Broadcast Storms are capable of using most of the available bandwidth
of your network. If you set up an alarm on the Broadcast Frames
Received counter of a port, with the 'Notify and Blip' action (see
Table
E-2
on page E-10), on the high threshold. If a broadcast storm occurs
on that port and the counter crosses the high threshold, the port will
disabled for 5 seconds, allowing the storm to subside and preventing
the storm from reaching the rest of the network.
Audit Log
The Module keeps an audit log of all management user sessions,
providing a record of changes to the configuration database (MIB). The
log can be read only by a manager at the security (i.e. highest) access
level using an SNMP network manager.
Each entry in the log is in the format:
Entry number timestamp user ID item ID (including qualifier) new
value of item
There is a limit of 40 records on the number of changes stored. The
oldest records are overwritten first.
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