Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.3.X - POLICY MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION GUIDE... User manual

JunosE™ Software
for E Series™ Broadband
Services Routers
System Event Logging Reference Guide
Release
11.3.x
Published: 2010-10-04
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Abbreviated Table of Contents
AbouttheDocumentation.........................................xxi
Part 1 Chapters
Chapter1 SystemLoggingOverview...........................................3
Chapter2 Event Categories ..................................................21
Part 2 Event Categories
Chapter3 ACommands.....................................................25
Chapter4 BCommands.....................................................33
Chapter5 CCommands.....................................................49
Chapter6 DCommands.....................................................55
Chapter7 ECommands.....................................................75
Chapter8 F Commands .....................................................77
Chapter9 GandHCommands...............................................83
Chapter10 ICommands......................................................87
Chapter11 L Commands ....................................................123
Chapter12 MCommands....................................................139
Chapter13 NCommands....................................................159
Chapter14 OCommands....................................................163
Chapter15 P Commands ....................................................187
Chapter16 QCommands....................................................207
Chapter17 R Commands ...................................................209
Chapter18 SCommands....................................................223
Chapter19 TCommands....................................................239
Chapter20 UCommands....................................................247
Chapter21 VCommands....................................................249
Part 3 Index
Index ...........................................................255
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AbouttheDocumentation.........................................xxi
E Series and JunosE Documentation and Release Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxi
Audience..........................................................xxi
E Series and JunosE Text and Syntax Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxi
ObtainingDocumentation...........................................xxiii
DocumentationFeedback...........................................xxiii
RequestingTechnicalSupport........................................xxiii
Self-Help Online Tools and Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxiv
OpeningaCasewithJTAC.......................................xxiv
Part 1 Chapters
Chapter1 SystemLoggingOverview...........................................3
OverviewofSystemLogging...........................................3
LogSeverity.....................................................3
LogVerbosity....................................................4
PersistentLogs..................................................4
LoggingPlatformConsiderations.......................................4
ConfiguringEventLogging.............................................5
Configuring Log Severity for Individual and Systemwide Logs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Configuring Log Verbosity for Individual Logs or All Logs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Setting the Timestamp for Log Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
ConfiguringLogFilters...............................................15
TurningOffLogFilters................................................16
MonitoringLoggingSystemEvents......................................17
Chapter2 Event Categories ..................................................21
Part 2 Event Categories
Chapter3 ACommands.....................................................25
aaaAtm1483Cfg ....................................................25
aaaEngineGeneral ..................................................26
aaaQosCfg ........................................................26
aaaServerGeneral...................................................27
aaaUserAccess.....................................................27
addressServerGeneral ...............................................28
ar1AaaServerGeneral ................................................28
atm ..............................................................29
atm1483 ..........................................................29
atm1483VcClass ...................................................30
atmAal5...........................................................31
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atmVcClass........................................................31
auditIpsec.........................................................32
Chapter4 BCommands.....................................................33
bfdAdaptivity ......................................................33
bfdEvents .........................................................34
bfdGeneral ........................................................34
bfdSession ........................................................35
bgpConnections....................................................35
bgpDampening ....................................................36
bgpEvents.........................................................37
bgpGeneral........................................................38
bgpGracefulRestart .................................................38
bgpIpv6NextHops ..................................................39
bgpKeepAlives.....................................................40
bgpMessages ......................................................41
bgpNeighborChanges ...............................................42
bgpNextHops ......................................................42
bgpRoutes ........................................................43
bridge ............................................................46
bridgeEngine ......................................................46
bridgingMgr........................................................47
bulkStats .........................................................47
Chapter5 CCommands.....................................................49
cacGeneral........................................................49
cacIntf ...........................................................50
cliCommand ......................................................50
cliGeneral .........................................................51
connectionManager .................................................51
cops .............................................................52
copsPr............................................................52
coreDump.........................................................53
ctreeLog ..........................................................53
Chapter6 DCommands.....................................................55
dcm..............................................................56
dcmEngineGeneral .................................................56
debounceEvents....................................................57
debounceGeneral...................................................57
dhcpCapture ......................................................58
dhcpExternal ......................................................58
dhcpExternalEngine.................................................59
dhcpGeneral.......................................................59
dhcpIssuLog.......................................................60
dhcpLocalClients...................................................60
dhcpLocalGeneral ..................................................61
dhcpLocalHighAvailability ............................................61
dhcpLocalPool.....................................................62
dhcpLocalProtocol..................................................62
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dhcpOfferLog......................................................63
dhcpPbeGeneral ...................................................64
dhcpProxyGeneral ..................................................64
dhcpRelayGeneral ..................................................65
dhcpRelayNvWriterGeneral...........................................65
dhcpv6Client ......................................................66
dhcpv6DemuxGeneral ..............................................66
dhcpv6LsGeneral...................................................67
dismanEventMgr ...................................................67
dnsGeneralLog.....................................................68
dosProtection .....................................................68
ds1...............................................................69
ds3 ..............................................................69
dvmrpGeneral .....................................................70
dvmrpGracefulRestart ...............................................71
dvmrpMcastTable...................................................72
dvmrpProbeRcv ....................................................72
dvmrpProbeSent ...................................................73
dvmrpRtTable......................................................73
Chapter7 ECommands.....................................................75
ethernet ..........................................................75
ethernetStateSession ...............................................75
Chapter8 F Commands .....................................................77
fileSystem .........................................................77
flowInspection .....................................................78
flowInspectionEngine................................................78
flowServicesFirewallAlert ............................................79
flowServicesFirewallAudit ............................................79
frameRelay........................................................80
fsAgent...........................................................80
ft1................................................................81
ftpClient ..........................................................81
ftpServer..........................................................82
Chapter9 GandHCommands...............................................83
gplaan............................................................83
ha ...............................................................83
hdlc..............................................................84
hotfixGeneral ......................................................85
httpServer ........................................................85
Chapter10 ICommands......................................................87
icImageFixServer ...................................................88
icmpTraffic........................................................89
icmpv6Traffic......................................................90
icrPartitionManager.................................................90
igmpGeneral .......................................................91
igmpGracefulRestart ................................................92
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igmpGroupState ...................................................93
ikeCertificateMgr ...................................................93
ikeEnrollment......................................................94
ikepki ............................................................94
interModuleCommunication ..........................................95
ipAccessList .......................................................96
ipEngine ..........................................................96
ipEngineering ......................................................97
ipflowstats ........................................................97
ipflowstatsEngine ..................................................98
ipGeneral .........................................................98
ipIfCreator........................................................100
ipInterface........................................................100
ipNhopTrackerGeneral ..............................................101
ipProfileMgr .......................................................101
ipRoutePolicy .....................................................102
ipRouteTable......................................................102
ipsecIdDb ........................................................103
ipsecP1Throttler ...................................................103
ipsecXcfgSM......................................................104
ipSubscriberMgr ...................................................104
ipTraffic..........................................................105
ipTunnel .........................................................105
ipv6AccessList ....................................................106
ipv6General.......................................................107
ipv6Interface......................................................108
ipv6ProfileMgr ....................................................108
ipv6RouteTable ...................................................109
ipv6Traffic ........................................................110
ipv6Types.........................................................110
isisAdjChange ......................................................111
isisAdjPackets .....................................................112
isisBfdEvents ......................................................112
isisChecksumErr....................................................113
isisGeneral ........................................................113
isisHelloGeneral....................................................114
isisHelloPackets....................................................114
isisIpv6Log ........................................................115
isisLdpEvents......................................................116
isisLocalUpdate....................................................116
isisMplsTeAdvertisements............................................117
isisMplsTeEvents ...................................................117
isisNsfEvents ......................................................118
isisProtocolErr .....................................................118
isisSnpPackets.....................................................119
isisSpfEvents ......................................................119
isisSpfStatistics ...................................................120
isisSpfTriggers.....................................................120
isisUpdatePackets..................................................121
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isVoice ...........................................................121
itm ..............................................................122
Chapter11 L Commands ....................................................123
l2cGeneral........................................................124
l2cKeepAlive ......................................................124
l2cPacket.........................................................125
l2tp .............................................................125
l2tpDialoutGenerator ...............................................126
l2tpDisconnectCause ...............................................126
l2tpIpLowerBinding.................................................127
l2tpStateMachine ..................................................127
lasv6General......................................................128
ldpConnect .......................................................128
ldpGeneral........................................................129
ldpGracefulRestart .................................................129
ldpHelloMessages .................................................130
ldpHelloMgr ......................................................130
ldpInterface .......................................................131
ldpMessages ......................................................132
ldpPeer ..........................................................132
ldpShimInterface ..................................................133
ldpSocket ........................................................133
ldpTimer .........................................................134
ldpVpls ..........................................................135
ldpWorker ........................................................135
localAddressServerGeneral ..........................................136
localAuthServer ...................................................136
localEnableAuthServer..............................................137
localLinePassword .................................................137
Chapter12 MCommands....................................................139
macroData .......................................................140
macroSchedular...................................................140
mgtmGeneral......................................................141
mgtmGracefulRestart...............................................142
mgtmv6General ...................................................142
mgtmv6GracefulRestart ............................................143
mldGeneral.......................................................144
mldGracefulRestart ................................................145
mldGroupState....................................................145
mmcd ...........................................................146
mobileIpv4HaBinding...............................................146
mobileIpv4HaEng ..................................................147
mobileIpv4HaEvent ................................................147
mobileIpv4HaLog..................................................148
mplsFwdTable ....................................................148
mplsGeneral......................................................149
mplsHighAvailability................................................149
mplsMajorInterface ................................................150
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mplsMinorInterface .................................................151
mplsRouter .......................................................152
mplsShimInterface .................................................152
mplsTraffic .......................................................153
mrInfoLog ........................................................153
mrInfoRcvdLog ....................................................154
mrInfoSentLog ....................................................154
mtraceLog........................................................155
mtraceRcvdLog....................................................155
mtraceSentLog....................................................156
multicastTraffic....................................................156
Chapter13 NCommands....................................................159
nameResolverLog..................................................159
nfsClient .........................................................159
noneAaaAddrServer................................................160
noneAaaServer....................................................160
ntpGeneral........................................................161
Chapter14 OCommands....................................................163
oam3ahAssociations ...............................................164
oam3ahEvents ....................................................164
oam3ahPdus .....................................................165
os...............................................................165
ospfElectDr.......................................................166
ospfGeneral.......................................................167
ospfHelloPktsRcvd.................................................168
ospfHelloPktsSent.................................................169
ospfInterface......................................................170
ospfLdpEvents ....................................................170
ospfLsa...........................................................171
ospfNeighbor ......................................................171
ospfPktsRcvd .....................................................172
ospfPktsSent......................................................172
ospfRestart .......................................................173
ospfRoute ........................................................174
ospfSpfExt........................................................174
ospfSpfInter ......................................................175
ospfSpfIntra ......................................................175
ospfTeDatabase ...................................................176
ospfTeSpf ........................................................176
ospfv3ElectDr .....................................................177
ospfv3General.....................................................178
ospfv3HelloPktsRcvd ...............................................179
ospfv3HelloPktsSent ...............................................179
ospfv3Interface ...................................................180
ospfV3Lsa ........................................................181
ospfv3Neighbor....................................................181
ospfv3PktsRcvd ...................................................182
ospfv3PktsSent ...................................................183
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ospfv3Route ......................................................183
ospfV3SpfExt .....................................................184
ospfV3SpfInter....................................................184
ospfV3SpfIntra....................................................185
Chapter15 P Commands ....................................................187
pimAutoRPRcvdLog................................................188
pimAutoRPSentLog ................................................189
pimBsrRcvdLog ...................................................189
pimBsrSentLog....................................................190
pimGracefulRestartLog..............................................191
pimHelloRcvdLog ..................................................191
pimHelloSentLog ..................................................192
pimIpv6AutoRPRcvdLog ............................................192
pimIpv6AutoRPSentLog.............................................193
pimIpv6BsrRcvdLog ................................................194
pimIpv6BsrSentLog ................................................195
pimIpv6GracefulRestartLog..........................................195
pimIpv6HelloRcvdLog ..............................................196
pimIpv6HelloSentLog...............................................197
pimIpv6PktsRcvdLog ...............................................197
pimIpv6PktsSentLog ...............................................198
pimPktsRcvdLog...................................................199
pimPktsSentLog...................................................199
pimsmGeneral....................................................200
pimsmMvpn......................................................200
policyMgrAttachment ..............................................201
policyMgrGeneral ..................................................201
policyMgrPacketLog ...............................................202
ppp .............................................................202
pppoe...........................................................203
pppoeControlPacket ...............................................204
pppPacket .......................................................204
pppStateMachine .................................................205
profileMgr........................................................206
Chapter16 QCommands....................................................207
qm..............................................................207
qos .............................................................207
qosAttachment ...................................................208
Chapter17 R Commands ...................................................209
radiusAttributes...................................................209
radiusClient.......................................................210
radiusCoAAttributes................................................210
radiusDisconnectGeneral ............................................211
radiusRelayGeneral .................................................211
radiusSendAttributes ...............................................212
remOps ..........................................................213
resourceThresholdTrap..............................................213
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ripGeneral ........................................................214
ripRoute..........................................................215
ripRtTable ........................................................216
routeDownloader ..................................................216
routerLog .........................................................217
rsvpAsyncMgr .....................................................217
rsvpBfd ..........................................................218
rsvpGeneral.......................................................218
rsvpGracefulRestart ................................................219
rsvpInterface ......................................................219
rsvpTunnel .......................................................220
Chapter18 SCommands....................................................223
security ..........................................................224
serviceability......................................................224
serviceMgr .......................................................225
serviceMgrClientSession ............................................225
serviceMgrDcm ...................................................226
serviceMgrMacroManager...........................................226
serviceMgrPerformance .............................................227
serviceMgrServiceDef...............................................227
serviceMgrServiceInstance ..........................................228
serviceMgrServiceSession ...........................................228
serviceMgrSubscriberSession ........................................229
slep.............................................................229
snmp ...........................................................230
snmpIfMib .......................................................230
snmpPduAudit ....................................................231
snmpSetPduAudit..................................................231
snmpTrap ........................................................232
sonet............................................................232
sonetPath........................................................233
sonetVT .........................................................233
ssccDetailPm .....................................................234
ssccDetailSsc.....................................................234
ssccGeneral ......................................................235
ssccLacGeneral ...................................................235
ssh .............................................................236
stTunnel .........................................................237
stTunnelEngine....................................................237
system ..........................................................238
Chapter19 TCommands....................................................239
tacacsPlusServer..................................................239
tcpGeneral .......................................................240
tcpTraffic ........................................................240
tcpv6Traffic.......................................................241
telnet ...........................................................242
telnetClient.......................................................242
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tftpClient ........................................................243
trackerEvents .....................................................243
trackerGeneral ....................................................244
tsm .............................................................244
Chapter20 UCommands....................................................247
udpTraffic ........................................................247
udpv6Traffic......................................................248
Chapter21 VCommands....................................................249
vrrp .............................................................249
vrrpTracking ......................................................250
vsm.............................................................250
vsmEngine........................................................251
Part 3 Index
Index............................................................255
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AbouttheDocumentation.........................................xxi
Table1:NoticeIcons................................................xxii
Table 2: Text and Syntax Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxii
Part 1 Chapters
Chapter1 SystemLoggingOverview...........................................3
Table3:LogSeverityDescriptions.......................................4
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