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12 - 8 Aironet 340 Series Bridge
Using the Logs Menu
The event logs are viewed using the Logs Menu. To access this menu,
select Logs from the Main Menu.
Logs Menu
Option Value Description
1 - History - Log and alarm history
2 - Clear - Clear the history buffer
3 - Printlevel [ all ] - Type of logs to print
4 - Loglevel[ all ] - Type of logs to save
5 - Ledlevel [ error/severe ] - Type of logs to light status led
6 - Statistics - Set alarms on statistics
7 - Network [ off ] - Log network roaming
8 - Bnodelog[ off ] - Log backbone node changes
9 - Snmp [ menu ] - Set-up SNMP traps
01 - Syslog [149.023.165.131] - Unix syslogd address
02 - Syslevel [ error/severe ] - Type of logs to send to syslog
03 - Facility [ 16 ] - Syslog facility number to send
04 - Rcvsyslog [ on ] - Enable reception of syslog messages
Enter an option number or name, “=” main menu, previous menu
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Viewing History Logs (History)
Use the history option to view history logs of events that have occurred
on the unit and the infrastructure. All logs are stored within the unit in a
10KB memory buffer. The actual number of event logs the unit saves
will depend on the size of each log stored in the buffer.
Log entries are always displayed in a least recent to most recent order. If
the memory buffer becomes full, the oldest log in the buffer will be
replaced by the most recent.
Only logs that have occurred since the unit was last powered up or since
the memory buffer was cleared will be saved. See “Clearing the History
Buffer (Clear)”.