CONFIGURATION/6/CFG_FILE_CHANGE

Message

CONFIGURATION/6/CFG_FILE_CHANGE: Configuration file was changed. (LogIndex=[LogIndex], SrcCmd=[SrcCmd], SrcData=[SrcData], DestData=[DestData], TerUser="[TerUser]", SrcAddr=[SrcAddr], ConfigChangeId=[ConfigChangeId], LogTime=[LogTime], CfgBaselineTime="[CfgBaselineTime]")

In VS mode, this log is supported only by the admin VS.

Description

The configuration file is changed.

Parameters

Parameter Name	Parameter Meaning
LogIndex	Log index
SrcCmd	Methods in which the configuration change is triggered. 1: Command lines 2: Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF) 3: Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) 4: Others
SrcData	Source of the configuration change. 1: The configuration file is deleted. 2: The configuration file is saved, deleted, renamed, or moved. 3: The SNMP/CLI/NETCONF configuration is changed. 4: The configuration is restored. 5: A non-configuration file is renamed or moved. 6: Files are downloaded or uploaded using FTP. 7: The device is hot swapped.
DestData	Objects to which the configuration change is applied. 1: Unknown 2: Running configuration 3: Tools such SNMP/CLI/NETCONF 4: Configuration file for startup 5: Non-configuration local file 6: FTP 7: Hot swapping
TerUser	Terminal users during the configuration change If an automatic saving operation triggers a configuration change, the user name "_SYSTEM_" is displayed.
SrcAddr	Source address
ConfigChangeId	ID of a configuration change
LogTime	Time when the configuration changes. That is the number of ticks produced from the system start to now.
CfgBaselineTime	Baseline time when configuration changes. For example, the system refreshes the time when being restarted.

Possible Causes

Cause 1: Save the configuration file.

Cause 2: Set the next boot configuration file.

Cause 3: Clear the next boot configuration file.

Procedure

This log is generated when configuration file is changed. No action is required.