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Adds an IP host to the list of IP hosts that receive SYSLOG entries. You can
see the current log levels for the system using
list facilities.
You can
modify the current loglevel for each facility using
set
facility loglevel
.
All SYSLOG messages generated by the
Auth
facility are sent regardless
of loglevel set. To modify this function, disable the
allow_all_auth_levels
parameter.
All other
RAS 1500 facilities are sent only if their loglevels
match the configured syslog loglevel.
add tftp client
<IP_name_or_
address>
Adds the
tftp client
to the Authorization Table for TFTP access.
add user
<user_name>
enabled [yes | no]
login_service [cleartcp | ping | rlogin | telnet]
network_service [arap | fcp |frp_1490 | ppp | slip]
password <password>
type [callback, dial_out, login, manage, network,
clid_callback]
Adds a user to the Local User Table. You may specify a type for the user,
as well as login and network protocols, or you may use the defaults. The
list users
command displays these parameters for all users. See the
show users
command for more information on individual users.
Parameter
Description
<ip_name_or_address>
Host name or IP address of the UNIX host that receives
SYSLOG information.
facility
The SYSLOG node facility (site) where SYSLOG messages
are sent. See choices above. Default:
log_auth
.
loglevel
There are four levels of logging:
■
CRITICAL
— a serious system error, which may affect
system integrity.
Default
.
■
UNUSUAL
— an abnormal event, which the system
should be able to recover from.
■
COMMON
— a regularly occurring event.
■
VERBOSE
— a regular periodic event, for example, a
routing update message.
Parameter
Description
<ip_ name_or_address> Host name or IP address of a host to be added. An
address of 0.0.0.0 allows all clients TFTP access.