show rmon log

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Displays the current RMON log for this bay.

Syntax: show rmon log [event [startindex [endindex]]]

startindex	The start number of a range of log messages to display.
endindex	The end number of a range of log messages to display

Description: Use this command to display remote monitor log messages for this bay. You can display all messages, from a starting message number to the last message, or a range of messages.

Use the show rmon log command no range variables to display all messages in a log.

Use the show rmon log event command to show all messages associated with this event.

Use the show rmon log event startindex command to display all messages from the startindex value to the end of the log file.

Use the show rmon log event startindex endindex command to display all messages of the range beginning with the startindex value and ending with the endindex value.

The maximum number of log entries was set using the rmon log size command or the default of 200 per event.

Factory Default: All entries.

Command Mode: Privileged.

Example: In the following example the show rmon log command displays log messages between entry 4 and 7 for event 1:

router>enable router#show rmon log event 1 4 7 Log Index 4, EventIndex 1, Time logged 02:21:24 Description is Index 16 OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.17.1 rising threshold of 8, delta sample , with Value 12 Log Index 6, EventIndex 1, Time logged 04:25:24 Description is Index 16 OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.17.1 rising threshold of 8, delta sample, with Value 22

The following table describes the fields in the display:

Table 12-3. Fields Displayed by show rmon log  

Field	Description
Log Index	A log entry number from 1 to maximum log entry value
Event Index	Remote monitor event ID number
Time Logged	System time the alarm was logged
Description is	Alarm ID number
ID	System object for this alarm
rising threshold	Rising threshold value
falling threshold	Falling threshold value
sample type	Sample type
with value	System object value

Related Commands: rmon alarm
rmon event
show rmon alarm
show rmon event

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