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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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Introduction<br />

Table 1–1. CENLOG Class Types<br />

Class Events/Errors<br />

12 These CENLOGs result from interface errors related to the system’s resources.<br />

The <strong>DCP</strong>/OS usually returns these errors in response to requests from <strong>Telcon</strong> for<br />

architecture table changes such as queues and segments. The cause is typically<br />

related to insufficient memory to expand the architecture tables.<br />

13 Contains network architecture (DCA layers 1 through 7) events and errors.<br />

14 Contains unrecoverable communication line errors.<br />

15 Contains recoverable communication line errors.<br />

16 Contains port processor errors.<br />

CENLOG Class Attributes<br />

CENLOG is a <strong>Telcon</strong> event log mechanism that records significant events such as errors,<br />

statistics, and other events. These events can be individually recorded in any combination<br />

of the following ways:<br />

• LOGL – Logged into a mass storage binary log file on the local <strong>DCP</strong>.<br />

• LOGC – Logged centrally into a mass storage binary log file on a central CENLOG<br />

node.<br />

• DSPL – Displayed on various NMS consoles of the local <strong>DCP</strong>.<br />

• DSPC – Displayed on various NMS consoles on a central CENLOG node.<br />

You can enable or disable each of these methods before the event occurs.<br />

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