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Managing Events

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Examples:

Displaying an Events Log File Previously Saved

You can use the log command to display a log ﬁle you previously saved. Enter the

following to display a log ﬁle, where <vol>

identifies the volume and <log_ﬁle>

is the name of the log file you want to display:

log [

<vol>

<log_ﬁle>

]

The system reads the log ﬁle, which is stored in binary, and forwards an ASCII

representation to the console.

The event format is identical to the format of the current log display.

Note: The save log command does not clear events from memory. Refer to

“Clearing Events,” later in this chapter.

If you enter: The system saves:

save log 2:10_12.log

All events to a ﬁle named 10_12.log in Slot 2.

save log 2:10_12.log -d10/

12/95

Events logged since October 12, 1995 to a ﬁle

named 10_12.log in Slot 2.

save log 2:temp.log -

t09:02:00

Events logged since 9:02 today to a ﬁle named

temp.log in Slot 2. If it is earlier than 9:02, the

system saves all events logged since 9:02 yes-

terday.

save log 3:tftp.log -eTFTP

Events logged by the TFTP driver to a ﬁle

named tftp.log in Slot 3.

save log 3:snmp.log -

eSNMP -ftf

Trace and fault events logged by the SNMP

driver to a ﬁle named snmp.log and stores the

ﬁle in Slot 3.

save log 2:slot3.log -s3

Events logged in Slot 3 to a ﬁle named slot3.log

and stores the ﬁle in Slot 2.

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