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a number disables any syslogs above that filter setting. For e.g. setting the filter to 2:Critical only
generates 0:Emergency, 1:Alert and 2:Critical level syslogs. All other syslogs are not generated.
7. Log save to file Setting
: This setting enables/disables saving of syslogs generated by the system
to a file named “syslog.txt” in the /flash directory of the NSE. This setting abides by the other
settings set for the syslogs like filters, number and enable/disable.
It is not required to input a server IP address if you intend to only store the syslogs locally. Please
leave the IP address field blank for such cases.
The following logs are available for configuration on the NSE:
Log Name Description
AAA Log These logs record events related to Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting on
the NSE.
RADIUS History Log These logs record RADIUS proxy accounting messages sent or received by the
RADIUS proxy. Please refer to “Viewing RADIUS Proxy Accounting Logs {RADIUS
Session History}” on page 214 for additional configuration information.
System Logs These logs record events specific to the NSE system itself.
System Report Log These are Periodic Syslogs that report the status of the NSE and carry information
about the NSE ID, NSE IP Address and the current number of Subscribers on the NSE.
Example:
INFO [nse_product_name version] SYSRPT: ID: 012345 IP: 11.222.333.444 (unresolved)
Subscribers: 010
Additional Configuration--System Report Log Interval
This is the time interval in minutes between the system report syslogs.
Subscriber Tracking
Log Enabling this checkbox enables the Subscriber Tracking log. Use this to track the
network usage of specific Subscribers on the network by receiving a syslog of every
Session that is opened by each subscriber. Each new DAT session that is created for
subscribers is logged in these syslogs. Proxy state, type of access, and Username are
included besides the source and destination information of each session. There are IN
and OUT messages for the beginning and ending of each session.
Examples:
INFO [Access Gateway v2.4.113] LI : IN-->: THU JUN 23 11:43:58 2007 | testlab |
S(192.168.2.4/3444), D(66.163.175.128/80), X(67.130.149.4/5004), non-proxy ,
00:90:27:78:81:00, RADIUS, IPASS/0U0000
INFO [Access Gateway v2.4.113] LI : OUT-->: THU JUN 23 11:44:01 2007 | testlab |
S(192.168.2.4/3444), D(66.163.175.128/80), X(67.130.149.4/5004), non-proxy ,
00:90:27:78:81:00, RADIUS, IPASS/0U0000
Field formats explained:
LI : IN-->: Day Month Date Time Year | NSE_Site_Name | S(Source_IP/Port),
D(Destination_IP/Port), X(NSE_Translated_IP/Port), proxy_type , Subscriber_MAC,
Billing_Type, UserName(first 12 char). LI : IN-->: THU JUN 23 11:43:58 2007 | testlab |
S(192.168.2.4/3444), D(66.163.175.128/80), (67.130.149.4/5004), non-proxy ,
00:90:27:78:81:00, RADIUS, IPASS/0U0000
Do not configure the Server IP as the Network side IP of the gateway. Stored
syslogs are viewable under System/Syslog menu. A total of 500 syslogs are stored
locally.