Working with WLC Logs
While a controller is busy managing connections with APs, handling client traffic, and monitoring wireless activity, it also keeps a record of events that occur. You can view the controller logs to see more information about important events or share the contents with Cisco TAC when you have a service request open.
A controller maintains three types of logs, as listed in Table 21-2. You can display the log contents in a CLI session with the command shown.
Table 21-2 Controller Logs
The trap log is probably the most useful to wireless network administrators. Traps are messages that are recorded and reported in real time, ...
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