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Event Logging and Reporting
Summit 300-48 Switch Software User Guide 91
Event Logging and Reporting
The Summit 300-48 switch supports the following enhancements for wireless event logging and
reporting:
• Enumerated type fields are included in syslog messages for filtering by external tools.
• An additional CLI command is included for more granularity (show wireless ports <portlist>
log
).
WARNING!
All wireless-related syslog messages are clearly labeled with the wireless port on which the event
occurred and the MAC address of the station associated with the event.
- Summit 300-48 Switch 1
- Software User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 3 Managing the Switch 4
- Chapter 6 Wireless Networking 5
- Chapter 8 Power Over Ethernet 7
- Chapter 10 Access Policies 7
- Chapter 14 IP Unicast Routing 9
- Appendix A Safety Information 9
- Appendix D Troubleshooting 10
- Index of Commands 10
- Ta bl es 13
- Introduction 17
- Conventions 17
- Related Publications 18
- 1 ExtremeWare Overview 19
- Unified Access 20
- Virtual LANs (VLANs) 20
- Spanning Tree Protocol 20
- Software Licensing 21
- Security Licensing 22
- Software Factory Defaults 22
- ExtremeWare Overview 24
- 2 Accessing the Switch 25
- Syntax Helper 26
- Command Shortcuts 26
- Line-Editing Keys 27
- Command History 28
- Common Commands 28
- Configuring Management Access 30
- User Account 31
- Administrator Account 31
- Default Accounts 31
- Creating a Management Account 32
- Viewing Accounts 33
- Deleting an Account 33
- Checking Basic Connectivity 34
- Accessing the Switch 36
- 3 Managing the Switch 37
- Using the Console Interface 38
- Using Telnet 38
- Managing the Switch 40
- Using Secure Shell 2 (SSH2) 41
- Using SNMP 42
- Supported MIBs 43
- Configuring SNMP Settings 43
- Displaying SNMP Settings 44
- Authenticating Users 45
- RADIUS RFC 2138 Attributes 46
- Using ExtremeWare Vista 49
- Accessing ExtremeWare Vista 50
- Navigating ExtremeWare Vista 50
- Task Frame 51
- Content Frame 51
- Saving Changes 52
- Filtering Information 52
- Configuring and Using SNTP 53
- Show Odometer Command 56
- Configuring Ports on a Switch 57
- Switch Port Commands 58
- Load Sharing on the Switch 59
- Switch Port-Mirroring 61
- Port-Mirroring Commands 62
- Extreme Discovery Protocol 63
- 5 Virtual LANs (VLANs) 65
- Types of VLANs 66
- System 1 67
- System 2 67
- Tagged VLANs 68
- Uses of Tagged VLANs 69
- Assigning a VLAN Tag 69
- Marketing 70
- VLAN Names 71
- Renaming a VLAN 72
- VLAN Configuration Commands 72
- Displaying VLAN Settings 73
- 6 Wireless Networking 75
- Wireless Devices 76
- Bridging 77
- Managing the Altitude 300 78
- Configuring RF Properties 79
- Configuring RF Monitoring 80
- AP Detection 81
- Wireless Networking 82
- Managing Wireless Clients 83
- Collecting Client Information 85
- Client Debug Information 86
- Client Aging 87
- Configuring Country Codes 88
- Configuring Wireless Ports 89
- Force Disassociation 90
- Event Logging and Reporting 91
- 7 Unified Access Security 93
- User Access Security 94
- Authentication Method: WEP 95
- Location Based Authentication 95
- Time-Based Authentication 95
- 802.1x Authentication Methods 98
- Campus and ISP Modes 99
- Interoperability Requirements 99
- Exclusions and Limitations 100
- Configuring Network Login 100
- Network Login 101
- Unified Access Security 102
- Displaying DHCP Information 104
- DHCP Server on the Switch 104
- Disabling Network Login 106
- MAC RADIUS 107
- Policy Examples 109
- Policies and RADIUS Support 109
- RADIUS Attributes 109
- Vendor-Specific Attributes 110
- Security Profile Commands 111
- Secure Web Login Access 113
- Open - None - None 117
- Open - None – Wep 64 117
- Open - None – WEP 128 118
- Open - MAC Radius - None 121
- Open - MAC Radius - WEP 64 121
- Open - MAC Radius - WEP 128 122
- Open - Dot1x - WEP 64 122
- Open - Dot1x - WEP 128 123
- Open - WPA (Dynamic) - WEP 64 123
- Open - WPA (Dynamic) - TKIP 124
- Open - WPA (Dynamic) - AES 124
- Shared - None - WEP 64 127
- Shared - None - WEP 128 128
- Shared - MAC Radius - WEP 64 130
- Shared - MAC Radius - WEP 128 130
- Profile Assignment Example 131
- 8 Power Over Ethernet 133
- Port Power Management 134
- Port Power Budgets 135
- Port Power Events 136
- Load Sharing Power Supplies 137
- Changing Modes 138
- Per-Port LEDs 139
- Power Over Ethernet 140
- Table 61: PoE Show Commands 141
- 9 Forwarding Database (FDB) 143
- How FDB Entries Get Added 144
- Configuring FDB Entries 145
- Displaying FDB Entries 146
- 10 Access Policies 147
- Access Masks 148
- Access Lists 148
- Rate Limits 149
- How Access Control Lists Work 149
- Specifying a Default Rule 150
- Maximum Entries 151
- Access Control List Commands 152
- Using Access Control Lists 153
- Access Policies 154
- Access Control List Examples 156
- NET20 VLANNET10 VLAN 157
- 10.10.10.100 10.10.20.100 159
- 11 Quality of Service (QoS) 161
- Applications and Types of QoS 162
- Web Browsing Applications 163
- File Server Applications 163
- Traffic Groupings 164
- MAC-Based Traffic Groupings 165
- Configuring 802.1p Priority 166
- Observing 802.1p Information 166
- 802.1p Commands 167
- Configuring DiffServ 168
- DiffServ Examples 170
- Source port 170
- QoS Monitor 171
- Modifying a QoS Configuration 172
- Traffic Rate-Limiting 172
- Status Monitoring 173
- Port Statistics 175
- Port Errors 176
- Port Monitoring Display Keys 177
- Local Logging 179
- Remote Logging 179
- Logging Configuration Changes 180
- Logging Commands 180
- About RMON 182
- RMON Features of the Switch 182
- Configuring RMON 183
- Event Actions 184
- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) 185
- STP Configurations 186
- Sales, Personnel, Marketing 187
- Configuring STP on the Switch 188
- Displaying STP Settings 191
- Disabling and Resetting STP 192
- 14 IP Unicast Routing 193
- Router Interfaces 194
- Populating the Routing Table 194
- Static Routes 195
- Multiple Routes 195
- IP Route Sharing 195
- Proxy ARP 196
- Relative Route Priorities 197
- IP Commands 198
- IP Unicast Routing 200
- Routing Configuration Example 202
- Displaying Router Settings 203
- Configuring DHCP/BOOTP Relay 204
- UDP-Forwarding 205
- UDP-Forwarding Example 206
- ICMP Packet Processing 206
- UDP-Forwarding Commands 206
- A Safety Information 209
- Power Cord 210
- Connections 210
- Lithium Battery 211
- Safety Information 212
- B Supported Standards 213
- Supported Standards 214
- Downloading a New Image 215
- Saving Configuration Changes 216
- Remember to Save 219
- Upgrading Bootloader 219
- Accessing the Bootstrap CLI 219
- Accessing the Bootloader CLI 220
- Boot Option Commands 221
- D Troubleshooting 223
- Troubleshooting 224
- Port Configuration 225
- Debug Tracing 227
- TOP Command 228
- Numerics 231
- 168, 169 241
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