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2. Click Enabled Events in the side navigation bar. The Enabled Log Events window will
open, listing all enabled and disabled log events. If you want to display only the events in
a particular category, click the category link in the side navigation bar.
3. Click the checkbox to the left of one or more events. To select all events on the page, click
the checkbox to the left of Log Event at the top of the list.
4. Click Enable or Disable. (Events cannot be enabled unless they are already disabled.
Similarly, events cannot be disabled unless they are already enabled).
The Enabled Log Events window will refresh with the new information.
Displaying the Event Log
There are several ways to customize event log displays.
• You may display all events (or at least the most recent 5000) in the log.
• You may display events of a particular severity or a particular category.
• You may display events that occurred during a specified interval.
• You may display events based on their state; see Event states on page 386.
Event log display fields
The following fields are always displayed in the Event Log window:
• Severity - See Event severity on page 379. Clicking this field will display the Event
Information window, which contains details about the event.
• Date/Time - Displays the date and time of an event in the client computer’s time zone.
• Description - Short description of an event.
The following fields may be displayed. Use the Customize link to add or remove fields in the
display. See Using the Customize link in windows on page 30.
• State - New or Acknowledged. See Event states on page 386. This field is displayed only
when the Show All button is enabled. Its display is not affected by customization.
• Category - Category of an event log entry.
• Detailed Description - Detailed information, which may include the name of a target
device, session type, user and so on. For example, a MIB-II interface link up trap might
contain Appliance change of state in the Description column, while the Detailed
Description column contains Generic link up interface 1.
• DSView Server - Name of the DSView server where the event was logged.
• Event ID - Unique event identifier, which can be useful for sorting displays.
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