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Introduction

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The Technician Interface log command supports optional arguments you can use

to ﬁlter the display of event messages (see Table 1-

1).

Refer to Event Messages for Routers and BNX Platforms for a description of each

severity type.

If you are using the Events Manager to view a log and you change the ﬁlters, you

must refresh or redisplay the event log to use the new ﬁlters.

You can specify ﬁlters for more than one severity. The Events Manager’s Filter

window allows you to click on more than one ﬁltering option, and the Technician

Interface allows you to enter more than one ﬁlter. The following example displays

all of the events:

log -ffwtid

Table 1-1. Technician Interface Event Message Filters

To Filter Events By

Use the Following

Technician Interface

Command Syntax

Technician Interface

Example

The software entity (such as IP) that reported the

events.

Note: Always use upper-case letters when

specifying a software entity.

log -e

log -eIP

The slot number of the processor that reported the

events

log -s

<slot_no.>

log -s3

The severity of the events. The severities are fault,

warning, trace, informational, and debug. When

using the Technician Interface to ﬁlter events, use

the ﬁrst letter of the severity type.

log -f

f | w | t | i | d> log -ff

Starting date and time (supported by the

Technician Interface only)

log -d

-t

<hh:mm>

log -d01/22/96 -t11:00

Note: If you Site Manager or the Technician Interface to display the log

without ﬁltering explicitly by the severity type, the log displays only fault,

warning, and informational events.

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