User manual MAXTOR EL6

[. . . ] Matrox Networks Event Log Summary www. matrox. com/networks networks. techsupport@matrox. com +1 (514) 822-6090 1-888-667-4740 Tech Note #6 This document describes the use of the Event Log in the Matrox iSwitch. It contains the following: A list of the products which support this feature. [. . . ] Messages of other priorities and/or originating from non-specified modules are still written to the Event Log table, but they are not visible through the interface. Priorities are a set of levels that evaluate the urgency of the message. The Event Log priority may be set to one of the following values: All: The Event Log displays messages of all priorities. Information: The Event Log displays only messages relating to events that require no action to be taken. Warning: The Event Log displays messages relating to events that require no immediate action, but should be noted. Error: The Event Log displays messages relating to events that require an action, but the Matrox iSwitchwill continue to function. © Matrox Networks 1999 TechNote #6 - Event Log Page 2 of 2 Emergency: The Event Log displays messages relating to events that require immediate action. The Matrox iSwitchmay cease functioning or function improperly until the action is taken. Each module contains a set of Matrox iSwitchfunctions. The exact number of modules varies from one firmware version to another. Modules include: Client Auditing: These messages relate to client accounts. The Matrox iSwitchwrites a Client Auditing message to the Event Log table each time a client logs in, an administrator adds, modifies or deletes an account. Line Events: These messages relate to the modems connected to the Matrox iSwitch. The Matrox iSwitchwrites a Line Event message each time a modem connects, disconnects or an administrator modifies the modem's settings through the Matrox WebPatrol. System Events: These messages refer to the status of the Matrox iSwitch. [. . . ] There can be a maximum of 100 messages in the table. With time, the table will become full and old messages will be overwritten by new messages. c. [. . . ]