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Using Tailing Logs
To view arriving log entries, select Tailing Logs . The log entry list automatically jumps to
the bottom of the list, where new log entries appear when they are received by the
management system. As older log entries are moved up by arriving log entries, the view
remains fixed at the bottom of the list.
Tailing Logs also works with filters, predefined views, and custom views.
To see configuration log entries as they arrive from a specific device:
1.
Select Predefined > 7-Config view from the Log Viewer . This view uses a predefined
filter to display log entries with the “configuration” category only.
2.
Set a custom filter to set log entries from a specific device (for details, see “Filtering
Log Entries by Event and Time” on page 758). The view changes to display configuration
log entries from that device.
3.
Select Tailing Logs. The view jumps to the bottom of the log entry list, and remains
there; as new configuration log entries for the device arrive, they appear at the bottom
of the list.
Using Flags
Use a flag to mark a specific event with a severity or workflow marker. Applying a flag to
a log entries helps the event stand out from other log entries. Table 104 on page 757 shows
the flag severity levels and corresponding filter types.
Table 104: Log Viewer Flags
Filter Type Flag/Severity Level
Severity High
Severity Medium
Severity Low
Information Closed
Information False Positive
Information Assigned
Information Investigate
Information Follow-Up
Information Pending
Within the Log Viewer, you can set a filter on one or more flags. Additionally, within Report
Manager, you can generate a report that displays the count of all log entries that contain
a specific flag.
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Chapter 19: Logging