Web interface log entries interpretation

Last Updated : Apr 25, 2014 |
Each line of the log consists of common information available on any line of the tracelog followed by event-specific information. The beginning of each line of the IP events log is exactly the same as those of any line on the tracelog. The generic information is distinct from the failure-specific information in that it is separated by colons(:) as in the following example:
20030227:000411863:46766:MAP(11111):MED:
Interpret the information as follows:
  • 20030227 is the date (February 27, 2003)
  • 000411863 is the time (00 hours, 04 minutes, 11 seconds, 863 milliseconds (ms) or 00:04:11 AM).
  • 46766 is the sequence number of this entry.
  • MAP (11111) is the name and number of the process generating the event.
  • MED is the priority level (medium).
Following the generic information, the system displays alarm information in brackets []. See Communication Manager report interpretation to continue diagnosing the problem.