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Chapter 4
Stratix 5100 Device Manager Parameter Definitions
For more information about error messages, see
Time
Displays the time stamp that was recorded with the event. The displayed format is chosen on the
Event Log: Configuration Options page. The time stamp format displayed is dependent on the time
stamp format that was selected at the time the event occurred. Three time stamp formats are
supported:
• System Uptime
The length of time the system was operational when the event occurred. Initially, the length of
time is displayed as number of seconds, increasing to minutes, days, and weeks. For example,
1w0d represents one week and zero days.
• Global Standard Time
The time of day the event occurred in UTC time. This time is recorded as Month dd
hh:mm:ss.usec and the three-letter time zone (UTC). The system clock must be set for this time
stamp to work.
• Local Time
The time of day the event occurred in the local time zone. This time is recorded as Month DD
hh:mm:ss:usec and three-letter time zone. The system clock must be set for this time stamp to
work.
Severity
This table lists the severity of events.
Description
Gives a description of the error event.
The radio MAC address appears in the access point event log. When a client roams from an access
point (such as, access point alpha) to another access point (access point bravo), a message appears
in the event log on access point alpha stating that the client roamed to access point bravo. The MAC
address that appears in the event message is the MAC address for the radio in access point bravo
instead of the Ethernet port in access point bravo.
Table 69 - Event Log Page Parameter Descriptions (Continued)
Parameter
Description
Severity
Description
Emergency (level 0 severity)
The system is unusable
Alert (level 1 severity)
An immediate action is required.
Critical (level 2 severity)
The conditions are critical.
Error (level 3 severity)
Error conditions are recorded.
Warning (level 4 severity)
A warning message indicates a potential error condition.
Notification (level 5 severity)
Normal operation is occurring but significant conditions
could result.
Informational (level 6 severity)
An Information message provides routine information on
normal activity and does not indicate an error.
Debugging (level 7 severity)
Debugging messages are provided.