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Access Server Administrators’ Reference Guide 21 • System Log
System Log—Non-Volatile Memory
The System Log—Non-Volatile window (see figure 101) displays non-volatile RAM messages for each 10 ms
time stamp.
Figure 101. System Log—Non-Volatile Memory window
Time (slfTick)
The time stamp in 10 ms intervals of the stored message.
Message (slfMessage)
Stored system log message.
What the System Log messages are telling you
• DSP going suspect on 0x0000—An instance on this DSP transitioned into the Suspect state. If an entire
DSP is put into the suspect state this message will appear twice; once for each instance.
• DSP recovered from suspect on 0x0000—An instance on this DSP was in the suspect state and was placed
back into the Available state because it connected on the last call
• DSP being rebooted due to instance consecutive failures on 0x0000 or DSP being rebooted due to total
consecutive failures on 0x0000, followed by DSP group 0 HW reset—This DSP has been rebooted
because it was in the suspect state and then took additional calls which also did not connect successfully.
The DSP group refers to which group of 8 DSPs were rebooted. DSPs 1-8 are in group 0.
• DSP error detected initiating reboot on 0x0000 followed by DSP group 0 HW reset—This DSP has been
rebooted because it was not responding properly to the main CPU driver code. The DSP group refers to
which group of 8 DSPs were rebooted. DSPs 1-8 are in group 0.
- Model 29xx Series 1
- Remote Access Server 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 9
- Table 1. Text conventions 10
- Convention Meaning 10
- Mouse conventions 11
- Chapter 1 Introduction 12
- Record Current Configuration 14
- Chapter 2 Home 15
- Operating Status Variables 17
- Immediate Actions 18
- Chapter 3 Import/Export 19
- Export Configuration 20
- main page. The access 21
- link on the 21
- Import Configuration 22
- Chapter 4 Alarms 23
- Displaying the Alarms window 25
- Alarm Time 27
- Alarm Count 27
- Generate Alarm 27
- Clear Alarm 27
- Submit Query 29
- Chapter 5 Authentication 30
- The Statistics section 32
- The Statistics section 33 33
- The Configuration section 34
- The Configuration section 35 35
- The Configuration section 36 36
- Setting Up Authentication 37
- Setting Up Authentication 38 38
- Setting Up Authentication 39 39
- Setting Up Authentication 40 40
- Adding Static Users 41
- Modify Static User 42
- Modify Static User 43 43
- Chapter 6 DAX 44
- Configuring the DAX 45
- Configuring the DAX 46 46
- Configuring the DAX 47 47
- Chapter 7 Dial In 48
- Dial In main window 55
- Dial In main window 56 56
- Dial Modulations window 57
- Dial Modulations window 58 58
- Dial Modulations window 59 59
- Dial Telco window 60
- Dial Telco window 61 61
- Dial Protocol window 62
- Dial Protocol window 63 63
- Dial Protocol window 64 64
- Dial In Details 65
- Dial In Modify default window 66
- MultiBox—Query timeout 72
- Manage DNIS Window 77
- Manage DNIS Window 78 78
- Figure 32. DNIS Entry window 79
- Manage DNIS Window 80 80
- Manage DNIS Window 81 81
- Manage DNIS Window 82 82
- Manage DNIS Window 83 83
- Manage DNIS Window 84 84
- Manage DNIS Window 85 85
- Manage DNIS Window 86 86
- Manage DNIS Window 87 87
- Figure 39. IP window 98
- Chapter 8 Dial Out 103
- Introduction 107
- Dial Out Main Window 107
- Dial Out Main Window 108 108
- Dial Out Main Window 109 109
- Dial Out Details window 110
- Dial Out Modify window 111
- Dial Out Modify window 112 112
- Dial Out Modify window 113 113
- Dial Out Modify window 114 114
- Dial Out Modify window 115 115
- Dial Out Modify window 116 116
- Dial Out Locations Window 117
- Figure 46. Add Location Form 118
- Dial Out Locations Window 119 119
- Dial Out Locations Window 120 120
- Dial Out Locations Window 121 121
- Dial Out Locations Window 122 122
- An example section of dialout 132
- Chapter 9 Callback 133
- Dial-in Modify Configuration 134
- Dial-in Main Window 135
- Static User Authentication 136
- RADIUS Configuration 136
- Accounting information 137
- Chapter 10 Drop and Insert 138
- Drop and Insert main window 139
- How Drop and Insert works 140
- How Drop and Insert works 141 141
- Chapter contents 142
- DSP Settings main window 145
- DSP Settings main window 146 146
- DSP Connection Performance 147
- DSP Index 149
- DSP information window 151
- DSP information window 152 152
- DSP information window 153 153
- Chapter 12 Ethernet 154
- Ethernet Main Window 155
- Ethernet 156
- Ethernet Modify Window 157
- Ethernet Statistics 158
- Figure 66. Ethernet window 159
- Ethernet Statistics 160 160
- Chapter 13 Filter IP 161
- Defining a filter 162
- Modify Filter 162
- Modify Filter 163 163
- Modify Filter 164 164
- Modify Filter 165 165
- Modify Filter 166 166
- An example of using a filter 167
- Chapter 14 Frame Relay 170
- The Frame Relay main window 172
- DLMI Window 174
- DLMI Window 175 175
- DLCI window 176
- DLCI window 177 177
- Chapter 15 Interfaces 178
- Interfaces main window 179
- Interfaces main window 180 180
- Interface Details 181
- Interface Details 182 182
- Interface Details 183 183
- Chapter 16 IP 184
- IP main window 187
- IP main window 188 188
- IP main window 189 189
- Modify 190 190
- Figure 78. TCP Details window 193
- Configuration Menu 194
- Figure 79. UDP window 194
- ICMP 195 195
- Figure 80. ICMP window 196
- ICMP 197 197
- Addressing Information 198
- Routing Information 199
- Routing Information 200 200
- Add a route: 201
- 255.255.255.0 class-C 201
- Table 3. Masks 201
- Mask Network 201
- Routing Information 202 202
- O/S forwarding table window 203
- IP Routing Destination window 205
- Chapter 17 MFR Version 2 208
- MFR Version 2 main window 210
- Interregister Signalling 211
- MFR Version 2—Modify 212
- MFR Version 2—Modify 213 213
- MFR Version 2—Modify 214 214
- MFR Version 2—Modify 215 215
- MFR Version 2—Modify 216 216
- MFR Version 2—Modify 217 217
- MFR Version 2—Modify 218 218
- Chapter 18 RIP Version 2 219
- RIP Version 2 main window 220
- RIP Version 2 main window 221 221
- RIP Version 2—Configuration 222
- RIP Version 2 (Statistics) 223
- Status (rip2IfStatStatus) 224
- Chapter 19 SNMP 225
- SNMP window 226
- Chapter 20 System 230
- System main window 232
- System main window 233 233
- Installation, and Other) 234
- System main window 235 235
- System main window 236 236
- System—Modify window 237
- System—Modify window 238 238
- Chapter 21 System Log 241
- System Log Main Window 242
- System Log—Modify 243
- System Log—Modify 244 244
- System Log—Modify 245 245
- System Log—Volatile Memory 247
- Chapter 22 T1/E1 Link 249
- Alarms Present 254
- Alarms Present 255 255
- Alarms Present 256 256
- Alarms Present 257 257
- Line Status—Configuration 258
- Example 2 275
- Chapter 23 Sync PPP 276
- Default Details… 280
- Modify default… 280
- Figure 119. PPP Link Window 282
- L2TP Configuration 291
- L2TP Configuration 292 292
- Name"] 293
- Chapter 25 Contacting Patton 295
- Chapter 26 License 297
- End User License Agreement 298
- Access-Accept Attributes 301
- Access-Request Attributes 301
- Access-Challenge Attributes 302
- Accounting-Start Attributes 302
- Accounting-Stop Attributes 303
- Appendix B MIB trees 304
- Model 2960 MIB Tree Structure 305
- Configuring a RADIUS server 307
- Figure 127. Parameter format 313
- Configuring Frame Relay 317
- Configuring Frame Relay 318 318
- Configuring Frame Relay 319 319
- Configuring Frame Relay 321 321
- Configuring Frame Relay 322 322
- Configuring DNIS 323
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