Information Center Configuration - 3Com 4200G 12-Port Configuration Manual

Information Center
Configuration
Enabling Synchronous
Terminal Output
The switch supports information output to six directions.
By far, each output direction is assigned with an information channel, as shown in
Table 297.
Table 297 Information channel names and numbers
Output direction
Console
Monitor terminal
Log host
Trap buffer
Log buffer
SNMP
Settings for the six output directions are independent. However, for any output
direction, you must first enable the information center to make all other settings
effective.
Information center of the Ethernet switch features:
Supporting six information output directions, namely, console (console), monitor
■
terminal (monitor), log host (loghost), trap buffer (trapbuffer), log buffer
(logbuffer) and SNMP (snmpagent),
Filtering information by information severities (information is divided into eight
■
severity levels),
Filtering information by modules where information is generated,
■
Language options (Chinese or English) for information output.
■
To avoid user's input from being interrupted by system information output, you can
enable the synchronous terminal output function, which echoes user's input after
each system output. This makes users work with ease, for they no longer worry about
losing uncompleted inputs.
Table 298 Enable synchronous terminal output
Operation Command
Enter system view system-view
Enable synchronous info-center synchronous
terminal output
Running the info-center synchronous command during debug information
collection may result in a command prompt echoed after each item of debug
information. To avoid unnecessary output, it is recommended that you disable
synchronous terminal output in such cases.

Information Center Configuration 345

Channel number
0
1
2
3
4
5
Default channel name
console
monitor
loghost
trapbuffer
logbuffer
snmpagent
Description
—
Optional
By default, synchronous terminal
output is disabled.