EXTender 1100A Switch and Remote Module System Administrator’s
Guide
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Configuring Syslog
The Syslog feature allows for the writing of the log file information to a centralized logging
server if required. System trouble shooting is performed by configuring the log to report
specific events in a prioritized manner. The Syslog configuration screen is shown below:
Path:
Gateway (Remote) ->Configuration->IP->Syslog
Figure 38: Configuring Syslog
1.
Enabled
Yes/No – Enabling allows for the log data to be written to the Syslog host
and disabling turns this feature off.
2.
Host
– This is the IP address that the log file information is to be written to.
3.
ID
– The ID is used to identify the specific unit that the log is being generated from.
The range is from “local0” to “local7.”
4.
Default Priority
- Allows for the selection of what log types will be displayed first in
the log file for the “<default>” setting.
5.
SYS Priority
– Can be left at the default of “Info” or be changed to Fatal, Error,
Warning, Info, Debug or Trace.
6.
MGMT Priority
– Can be left at the default of “Info” or be changed to Fatal, Error,
Warning, Info, Debug or Trace.
7.
Net Priority
– Can be left at the default of “Info” or be changed to Fatal, Error,
Warning, Info, Debug or Trace.
8.
Port Priority
– Can be left at the default of “Info” or be changed to Fatal, Error,
Warning, Info, Debug or Trace.
Document Number: M-1100A-MUC
Version: Rev AG
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