You are able to limit the log file size (
System log buffer size
), and you can define an
External
system log server
(IP address) and its
port, protocol
for sending the log files for a distant IP
address.
There you can define a log file (
Write system log file
) and the level of logging (
Log output
level
).
The
Log output level
can be also defined for the added log file (
Write system log to a file
)
–
filename should be added with directory path.
When you have modified the settings, save them by the
Save & Apply
button.
Remember that you can use further log features from the
Status
menu, where the
System
log
, the
Kernel Log
helps you to understand what is happening on the modem currently since
its last reboot, you also can check the proper operation at these menus.
There are other log files generated by default that we have already mentioned in part. These
include the
System log
and the
Kernel Log
file in the
Status
menu, which help you
understand what has happened during operation since the router was last rebooted. This can
be especially useful when detecting an error
.
