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To set up SYSLOG messages:
1. Enter the IP address of the host running the SYSLOG service that will receive the SYSLOG messages
into the SYSLOG server IP address field.
2. Enter the UDP port number that the management station is listening to into the SYSLOG server UDP
port field. The default is
514
.
3. Using the SYSLOG Facility drop-down list, select the designation for the part of the system the
SYSLOG message originates from. This is defined by the SYSLOG protocol. Options will vary depending
on you operating system.
4. Using the When to send a SYSLOG message drop-down list, select what kinds of events (see Event
Log on page 105) will be sent in SYSLOG messages. There are five options: Do not send SYSLOG
messages (the default), Send SYSLOG messages for errors only , Send SYSLOG messages for
warnings and errors , Send SYSLOG messages for information, warnings and errors , and Send
SYSLOG messages for all events .
Note If at any time you wish to return the SNMP/SYSLOG Settings page to its initial state, click Reset .
5. Click Save Settings .
A message is displayed, informing you that the settings have been updated. Click the Back button to return to
the SNMP/SYSLOG Settings page.
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To test SNMP trap and SYSLOG settings:
1. Enter a test phrase (default
Test string
) in the Test String field.
2. Click Test SNMP or Test SYSLOG .
A message is displayed, informing you that the test string has been sent, and the management station or
SYSLOG file will receive the test string within a few minutes. Click the
Back button to return to the
SNMP/SYSLOG Settings page.
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