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Switch Logging Specifications
Switch Logging Specifications
Functionality Supported
Functionality Not Supported
Logging Devices
Application ID Levels Supported
Severity Levels/Types Supported
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High-level event logging mechanism that for-
wards requests from applications to enabled
logging devices.
Not intended for debugging individual hardware
applications
Flash Memory/Console/IP Address
IDLE (255), DIAG (0), IPC-DIAG (1),
QDRIVER (2), QDISPATCHER (3), IPC-LINK
(4), NI-SUPERVISION (5), INTERFACE (6),
802.1Q (7), VLAN (8), GM (9), BRIDGE (10),
STP (11), LINKAGG (12), QOS (13), RSVP
(14), IP (15), IPMS (17), AMAP (18), GMAP
(19), AAA (20), IPC-MON (21), IP-HELPER
(22), PMM (23), MODULE (24), EIPC (26),
CHASSIS (64), PORT-MGR (65), CONFIG
(66), CLI (67), SNMP (68), WEB (69), MIPGW
(70), SESSION (71), TRAP (72), POLICY (73),
DRC (74), SYSTEM (75), HEALTH (76),
NAN-DRIVER (78), RMON (79), TELENET
(80), PSM (81), FTP (82), SNMI (83), DIS-
TRIB (84), EPIL0GUE (85), LDAP (86), NOS-
NMP (87), SSL (88), DBGGW (89),
LANPOWER (108)
2 (Alarm - highest severity), 3 (Error),
4 (Alert), 5 (Warning) 6 (Info - default),
7 (Debug 1), 8 (Debug 2), 9 (Debug 3 - lowest
severity)
OmniSwitch 6600 Family Network Configuration Guide
Using Switch Logging
April 2006
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