Trace output is started in a CLI session. Set up an SSH session to the device. Call the trace with the following syntax:
- trace [--log] [+|-|#|?] <Parameter>
The command trace, the key and the parameters are each separated by a space. The keys control the trace while the parameter determines the actual output.
| Key | Meaning |
|---|---|
| --log | Output of "historical" Information from the log |
| ? | displays help |
| + | switches trace output on |
| - | switches trace output off |
| # | Toggles ""between the different trace outputs |
| no key | displays the current status of trace |
| Parameter | Meaning | --log |
|---|---|---|
| WLAN |
WLAN-related outputs, such as client log ins and log offs, key negotiation, ...
Note: If the trace is not enabled, the log file will contain only a small amount of information and the "historical" output will not be particularly informative.
|
Yes |
| IAPP | Output on IAPP (inter access point protocol) | Yes |
| Kernel | Output on the basic system and kernel. | Yes |
| SSH | Output on the SSH service. | Yes |
| * | Wildcard, which stands for all services. | Depends on the service |
