Specifications

Chapter 15: Status
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3. Click Filter to apply the filters you have defined. The Filter Users dialog closes and the
graphical monitoring tool is refreshed to display only those user connections that pass
through the filters you have defined.
You may edit or turn off the filters you have defined by clicking on the appropriate link at
the bottom of the graphical monitoring tool screen.
Viewing the BSC Event Log
The BSC maintains a log file of significant events. Tp display the log, click the Status tab
in the BSC administrator console, and then click the Logs tab.The Event Log page
appears, for example as shown in Figure 15-8.
Table Columns The following information is displayed for each event in the log file:
• # - Event log message number.
• Time - Start date and time of the event.
• Level - Type of event message. Warning and Error messages signal possible system
malfunctions. Emergency and Critical indicate potentially more serious failures.
Notice and Info messages display higher level events such as user login/logout times
or the addition or modification of user information.
• Application - BSC application that generated the event, such as Database, DHCP
Server, or PPTP Tunneling.
• Function - Function within a BSC application that generated the event. Examples of
functions within the BSC System application are CPU, MEMORY, and interface.
• Operation - Operation within an application's function that generated the event.
Examples of operations in the BSC System application's System function are
bandwidth, failover, and status.
• Name - Device or user name.
• Message - Description of the event, such as Login admin user #1 Full access at
208.192.100.113 as role #0.
Page Controls Screen filters restrict the display of events to selected Levels, Applications, Functions, or
Operations. You can also filter display of events on start times within certain time periods
such as Today or Last Month. Additionally, you can filter displayed events by the initial
alphanumeric character of Name or Message. To filter events by a string of initial
Figure 15-8: BSC Event Log Page