Managing Syslog Messages
  • 24 Jan 2024
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Managing Syslog Messages

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Article summary

The unit logs information related to system operations as Syslog Messages. You can view the syslog messages directly in the Web management interface or send the log to a remote location such as a workstation.

Defining Syslog Parameters

To configure Syslog parameters

  1. Access the page System ▶Agent ▶Syslog.
    A list of all syslog entries is displayed, with the most recent entry at the top.
    You can update the log window with the most recent messages by clicking Refresh.

  2. Complete the required fields, then click Apply.
    For more information on specific parameters, refer to the following tables.

Syslog Configuration (System ▶Agent ▶Syslog)
Facility Configuration

ParameterDescription
Device FacilityThe device facility to log all messages using this user-defined facility instead of the default ones.

Level Configuration

ParameterDescription
Level ThresholdConfigure the level threshold for syslog. All messages with a level greater than or equal to the selected one will be logged. For example, setting the priority threshold to DEBUG (lowest priority) causes all messages to be logged.
  • Emergency (1)
  • Alert (2)
  • Critical (3)
  • Error (4)
  • Warning (5)
  • Notice (6)
  • Info (7)
  • Debug (8)

Remote Syslog Configuration

ParameterDescription
Remote Syslog EnableCheck box to enable sending messages to a remote syslog server.

When Remote Syslog is enabled, the following alarm is raised:Alarm ID: 8.0000.80

Severity: Major

Service Affecting: No

Description: Troubleshooting tool is running.

Note: This alarm is raised when either a either a troubleshooting tool is running or the Remote Syslog feature is enabled. The alarm is cleared only when both (troubleshooting tool and Remote Syslog feature) are disabled.

HostThe IP address or domain name of the remote syslog server.

Remote Level Configuration

ParameterDescription
Level ThresholdConfigure the level threshold for remote syslog. All messages with a level greater than or equal to the selected one will be logged. For example, setting the priority threshold to DEBUG (lowest priority) causes all messages to be logged. Available levels are:
  • Emergency (1)
  • Alert (2)
  • Critical (3)
  • Error (4)
  • Warning (5)
  • Notice (6)
  • Info (7)
  • Debug (8)

Sending Syslog Messages to a Remote Location

You can configure the unit to send Syslog messages to a Syslog server in a remote location.

To send Syslog messages to a remote server

  1. Access the page System ▶Agent ▶Syslog.

  2. Complete the required fields, then click Apply.

For more information on specific parameters, refer to the table "Syslog Configuration (System ▶Agent ▶Syslog)".

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