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Displaying the Event Log on page 202
clearlog on page 211
displaylog (All Entries) on page 213
displaylog (Filter by Severity) on page 213
Table 24 on page 213 lists the output fields for the
listed in the approximate order in which they appear.
Table 24: displaylog Output Fields
Field Name
Index Number
Entry Type
System
Date and Time
Message
system> displaylog –T system:mm[1] -a
1 I Audit
01/28/08 19:47:01
2 I Blade_03 01/27/08 19:46:14 (bcgcpu3) Blade reboot
3 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:45:57 Login ID:''USERID' CLI telnet authenticated.
4 E SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:42:58 Failure reading I2C device. Check bus 4.
5 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:54 Login ID:''USERID' from WEB browser.
6 E SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:53 Blower 2 Fault Multiple blower failures.
7 E SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:53 Blower 1 Fault Single blower failure.
8 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Ethernet[1] Link Established at 100Mb.
9 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Ethernet[1] configured to do 100Mb/Full Duplex.
10 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Ethernet[1] MAC Address: 0x00-09-6B-CA-0C-81
11 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Ethernet[0] Link Established at 100Mb.
12 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Ethernet[0] configured to do Auto Speed/Auto.
13 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Ethernet[0] MAC Address: 0x00-09-6B-CA-0C-80
14 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:48 Management Module Network Initialization.
15 I SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:46 ENET[1] IP-Cfg:HstName=MM00096BCA0C81.
system> displaylog –T system:mm[1] -sev E
1 E SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:42:58 Failure reading I2C device. Check bus 4.
2 E SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:53 Blower 2 Fault Multiple blower failures.
3 E SERVPROC 01/27/08 19:41:53 Blower 1 Fault Single blower failure.
Chapter 16: Summary of JCS Management Module Monitoring Commands
displaylog
Field Description
Log entry number. The most recent entries have the lowest numbers.
Type of log entry. Log entries can be informational (I), warnings
(W), or errors (E).
System where the entry occurred; for example, Blade_03 (Routing
Engine in slot 3).
Date and time the entry was logged.
Message associated with the log entry.
Remote logoff successful for user 'kmarkham'
command. Output fields are
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