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System Management
System command reference
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Description
This command displays copyright information about the software that you are using.
Example
--> system legal
(C) Copyright 2009 Allied Telesis Holdings K.K. - All rights
reserved.
1.1.5.1.17 SYSTEM LIST ERRORS
Syntax
SYSTEM LIST ERRORS
Description
This command displays a system error log. The error log contains the following informa-
tion:
•
The time (in minutes) that an error occurred, calculated from the start of your login
session
•
The module that was affected by the error
•
A brief description of the error itself
Example
--> system list errors
Error log:
When
|
Who
|
What
------------|------------|-------------------------------------------------
104 | webserver | webserver:Failed to create node type 'ImRfc1483'
104
| webserver
| webserver:Invalid argument: Failed to open port a4
(may already be in use, or invalid port name)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
See also
SYSTEM LIST USERS
SYSTEM LIST LOGINS
1.1.5.1.18 SYSTEM LIST OPENFILES
Syntax
SYSTEM LIST OPENFILES <name>
Description
This command allows you to display low-level debug information about specific open file
handles.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Option
Description
Default Value
NAME
The name of a file that has open file handles associated
with it.
N/A
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Example
--> system list openfiles bun
qid
devuse
appuse
colour
flags
lasterrno
console
0000004b 00000000 00400000 3
0
console
00000027 00000000 00400000 5
0
console
00000003 00000000 00400000 5
0
See also
SYSTEM LOG ENABLE|DISABLE
1.1.5.1.19 SYSTEM LIST USERS
Syntax
SYSTEM LIST USERS
Description
This command displays a list of users and logins added to the system using the SYSTEM
ADD USER and SYSTEM ADD LOGIN commands. The same information is displayed by
the SYSTEM LIST LOGINS command.
The
list contains the following information:
•
user ID number
•
user name
•
configuration permissions (enabled or disabled)
•
engineer or customer web pages configuration permissions (enabled or disabled)
•
dialing permissions (enabled or disabled)
•
access level (default, engineer or super user)
•
comment (any comments that were included when the user was added to the sys-
tem)
Example
--> system list users
Users:
May
May Conf
May
ID | Name
| Conf.
| web
| Dialin
| Level
| Comment
-----|-------|---------|---------|----------|--------- -|------------
1
| admin | ENABLED | ENABLED | disabled | superuser | Admin user
---------------------------------------------------------------------
See also
SYSTEM LIST ERRORS
SYSTEM LIST LOGINS
1.1.5.1.20 SYSTEM LIST LOGINS
Syntax
SYSTEM LIST LOGINS
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Description
This command displays a list of logins and users added to the system using the SYSTEM
ADD LOGIN and SYSTEM ADD USER commands. The same information is displayed by
the SYSTEM LIST USERS command.
The list contains the following information:
•
user ID number
•
user name
•
configuration permissions (enabled or disabled)
•
engineer or customer web pages configuration permissions (enabled or disabled)
•
dialin permissions (enabled or disabled)
•
access level (default, engineer or super user)
•
comment (any comments that were included when the user was added to the sys-
tem)
Example
--> system list users
Users:
May
May Conf
May
ID | Name
| Conf.
| web
| Dialin
| Level
| Comment
-----|-------|---------|---------|----------|--------- -|------------
1
| admin | ENABLED | ENABLED | disabled | superuser | Admin user
---------------------------------------------------------------------
See also
SYSTEM LIST ERRORS
SYSTEM LIST LOGINS
1.1.5.1.21 SYSTEM LOCATION
Syntax
SYSTEM LOCATION <NONE/sys-location>
Description
This command sets the location info for the gateway.
Example
--> system location milan
1.1.5.1.22 SYSTEM LOG
Syntax
SYSTEM LOG {NOTHING|WARNINGS|INFO|TRACE|ENTRYEXIT|ALL}
Description
This command sets the level of output that is displayed by the CLI for various modules.
Setting a level also implicitly displays the level(s) below it.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
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Example
--> system log all
1.1.5.1.23 SYSTEM LOG ENABLE|DISABLE
Syntax
SYSTEM LOG {ENABLE|DISABLE} RIP {ERRORS|RX|TX}
SYSTEM LOG {ENABLE|DISABLE} IP {ICMP|RAWIP|UDP|TCP|ARP|SOCKET}
SYSTEM LOG {ENABLE|DISABLE} VOIP {DEP|SEP|CA|MGCP-TRACE|MGCP-
EVENT|MGCP-MSG|SIP-TRACE|SIP-EVENT|SIP-MSG|SIP-EPS|GWADRV|MEP}
Description
This command enables/disables the tracing support output that is displayed by the CLI for
a specific module and module category. The command is used for debugging purposes.
The values available for module and category are displayed by the SYSTEM LOG LIST
command. The current list of supported modules is
RIP
and
IP
.
Each individual module has its own specific module category (see Examples). The output
produced when a particular option is enabled depends on that option, and on the trace
statements in the module that are executed. The general purpose of this tracing is to:
•
Show how data packets pass through the system
•
Demonstrate how packets are processed and what they contain
•
Display any error conditions that occur
For example IP RAWIP tracing shows that an IP packet has been received, sent or dis-
carded due to an error. Brief details of the packet are displayed to identify it.
Option
Description
Default Value
NOTHING
No extra output is displayed.
N/A
WARNINGS
Non-fatal errors are displayed.
N/A
INFO
Certain program messages are displayed. Also dis-
plays the values for the
warnings
option.
N/A
TRACE
Detailed trace output is displayed. Also displays the
values for
info
and
warnings
options.
N/A
ENTRYEXIT
A message is displayed every time a function call is
entered or left. Also displays the values for
trace,
info
and
warnings
options.
N/A
ALL
All output is displayed. Also displays the values for
entryexit, trace
,
info
and
warnings
options.
N/A
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The RIP and IP modules provide separate categories that are enabled and disabled inde-
pendently. For example, if you enable IP RAWIP, it does not affect IP UDP, and so on.
To display a list of modules and categories and their enable/disable status, see SYSTEM
LOG LIST.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> system log enable rip rx
enabled logging for the receiving of RIP packets
See also
SYSTEM LOG LIST
SYSTEM LOG
1.1.5.1.24 SYSTEM LOG LIST
Syntax
SYSTEM LOG LIST [<module>]
Description
The system log list command displays the tracing options for the modules available in the
current image that you are using. The SYSTEM LOG LIST MODULE command displays
the tracing options for an individual module specified in the command. Both commands
display the current status of the tracing options set using the command SYSTEM LOG
ENABLE|DISABLE.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> system log list
--> sys log list
ip
arp
(disabled)
Option
Description
Default Value
ENABLE
Enables tracing support output for a specified specific
module and module category.
Disable
DISABLE
Disables tracing support output for a specified spe-
cific module and module category.
Disable
Option
Description
Default Value
MODULE
The name of a module that exists in your current
image build. This can be either RIP or IP.
N/A

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