User's Manual

30 Meru Radio Switch RS4000 Reference Guide
Monitoring the RS4000
The list of syslog messages are as follows:
Checking Security Options
Check the settings for the security options using the show wif and show radius commands. Check the
example output of the show wif command above. Included are the Security Mode settings (WEP or
802.1X), and the various details that are determined by the mode selected. For example, the WEP
Keys, Key Index position, and so forth.
If 802.1X is selected, the RADIUS settings for the primary and secondary server can be checked with
the show radius command:
meru_ap# show radius
[radius]
IP Address Primary RADIUS Server : 10.0.0.1
Port of Primary RADIUS Server : 1812
Shared Secret of Primary RADIUS Server : *********
IP Address Secondary RADIUS Server : 10.0.0.2
Port of Secondary RADIUS Server : 1812
Shared Secret of Secondary RADIUS Server : *********
Checking Network Settings
Use the show ip command to check the network settings:
# show ip
Network Configuration:
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_10 Radio Switch has successfully booted. This message contains
the IP address and MAC address of the Radio Switch and also
Identifies the device type as RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_20 FLASH corruption has occurred. The software is then reset to
factory defaults.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_30 An upgrade process has been initiated on the RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_40 An upgrade process has been successfully completed on the
RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_50 An upgrade process has failed on the RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_60 The admin user has logged into the RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_70 The admin user has logged out of the RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_80 The admin user is unable to log into the RS4000.
03072005_RS_SYSLOG_90 The RADIUS server has switched from Primary to Secondary
or vice versa. The IP address of the RADIUS Server to which
the switch is made is included.