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Configuring DLSw Services

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For information about viewing events and messages using Site Manager or a

compatible third-party network management software, see Configuring and

Managing Routers with Site Manager.

For a complete description of all warning, fault, trace, and informational

messages, refer to Event Messages for Routers.

For information on viewing events using the Technician Interface, see Using

Technician Interface Software.

Enabling Extended Logging

Subsystems such as LLC and SDLC allow you to enable extended logging

through the MIB. Extended logging provides additional messages and information

that can help you identify and troubleshoot a DLSw network problem. However,

using extended logging causes the router to use more log space and memory, and

affects CPU performance. You enable extended logging using the Bay Networks

Technician Interface.

Table C-1

lists each subsystem, the Technician Interface command that enables

extended logging for that subsystem, and type(s) of messages or events that could

appear in the log.

With extended logging enabled, log messages describing the frame flows and state

transitions appear during the critical phases of each connection being established.

Table C-1. Extended Logging Commands for Subsystems

Subsystem How to Enable Items Logged

DLS s wfDls.14.0 0xffffffff;commit*

s wfDls.15.0 0x3;commit†

* Enabled by default.

† DLS, LLC, and SDLC extended logging set by Technician Interface only.

DLSw protocol and data

link control events

leading to connection

state changes

LLC s wfLlcInterfaceEntry.2.cct 0cfff1;commit LLC inbound and

outbound packets

SDLC s wfSdlcPortAdminEntry.36.cct 0x1;commit SDLC messages

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