Nortel 2350 参考指南
Configuring WSS System Parameters 191
Nortel WLAN—Management Software 2300 Series Reference Guide
Viewing Log Settings
1
Select the Configuration tool bar option.
2
In the Organizer panel, click the plus sign next to the WSS.
3
Click the plus sign next to System.
4
Select Log.
The log and trace settings appear in the Content panel.
Changing Log Settings
1
To enable logging to the local buffer on the WSS, select Enabled. To disable the option, clear Enabled.
2
In the Severity Filter list, select the lowest level of severity to be logged:
•
Emergency—The WSS is unusable.
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Alert—Action must be taken immediately.
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Critical—You must resolve the critical condition. If you do not resolve the condition, the WSS
can reboot or shut down.
can reboot or shut down.
•
Error—The WSS is missing data or unable to form a connection.
•
Warning—A possible problem exists.
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Notice—Events that can cause system problems have occurred. These are logged for diagnostic
purposes.
purposes.
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Info—Informational messages only. No problems exist.
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Debug—Output from debugging.
The default severity level is Error.
3
Configure logging to the console:
a
a
To specify that logging messages be sent to the console, select Console Enabled. Clear Console
Enabled to disable the logging of messages to the console.
Enabled to disable the logging of messages to the console.
b
In the Severity Filter list, select the lowest level of severity of the event or condition to be logged
(see the list in
(see the list in
).
The default severity level is Error.
4
Configure logging to the current login session:
a
a
To specify that logging messages be sent to the current login session, select Session Enabled. Clear
Session Enabled to disable the logging of messages sent to the current login session.
Session Enabled to disable the logging of messages sent to the current login session.
b
In the Severity Filter list, select the lowest level of severity of the event or condition to be logged
(see the list in
(see the list in
).
The default severity level is Info.
Note.
The debug level produces a lot of messages, many of which can appear
to be somewhat cryptic. Debug messages are used primarily by Nortel for
troubleshooting and are not intended for administrator use.
troubleshooting and are not intended for administrator use.