Chapter 41: Logging
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C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
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Syslog Host IP Address
In order to transmit C4/c CMTS events to a Syslog server, the Syslog host IP address must first be configured.
Syslog Server Commands
The table below and the paragraphs that follow provide the CLI commands that are used to configure and manage the
Syslog server(s). Note that the Syslog server must be accessible via the NSI (Ethernet) port of the RCM.
For more information on these CLI commands see CLI Overview.
Table 127.
Syslog Server Commands
Description
Command
Used to set a specific logging facility for all currently
configured Syslog hosts. Once configured, all notifications
sent to the Syslog server(s) will specify this facility.
configure logging facility <facility>
See also see "
Send All Messages to Specific Server
(page 1056).
Used to configure the IP address and logging facility of a
Syslog host. All event messages whose priorities are
enabled for Syslog transmission will be sent to the
specified host.
Use the [no] option to remove the Syslog host.
configure logging host <ip address> [facility
<facility>] [no]
See also see "
(page 1056).
Used to cause all notifications with a specified priority to
be sent to the Syslog server (if an IP address has been
configured).
Use the [no] option if the Syslog server is configured, but
you wish to stop sending any events to it.
configure logging syslog <level> [no]
See also see "
Send All Informational Messages to Syslog
Disable Informational Messages to Syslog
(page 1057).
Used to display the current Syslog logging configuration
and utilization statistic information.
show logging syslog
See also see "
Display Syslog Statistics and Server(s)