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Chapter 26 System Log
X2002 User’s Guide
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Log Severity
The X2002 can also be configured to send email alerts to an administrator based
on the severity of the event recorded. The following table outlines the severity
levels of the logs on the X2002.
26.2 The View Log Screen
The web configurator allows you to look at all of the X2002’s logs in one location.
Click Report > LOGS > System Log > View Log to open the View Log screen.
Use this screen to see the logs for the categories that you select in the Log
Setting screen (see Section 26.3 on page 385 ). Options include logs about
system errors and administrator logins.
Table 149 Log Severity
SEVERITY
LEVEL
DESCRIPTION
ALERT
SENT?
EMERG Emergency logs are created when the X2002 is unusable,
for example a power failure. YES
ALERT Alert logs are created when administrative action must be
taken immediately, for example the backup power supply
has been activated. YES
CRIT Critical logs are created when a critical condition occurs
on the X2002, for example the system is running low on
memory. YES
ERR Error logs are created when an error occurs on the
X2002, for example a login failure by an administrator. NO
WARNING Warning logs are created when a warning condition
occurs on the X2002, for example when the X2002 fails to
register an extension. NO
NOTICE Notice logs are created when normal but significant
events occur on the X2002. For example, a new
administrator account is created on the X2002. NO
INFO Information logs are created when normal events occur.
For example, a successful creation of a SIP extension. NO
DEBUG Debugging logs are used by service and development
engineers to monitor the operations of the X2002. It is
recommended not to turn these logs on unless it is
instructed by support technicians. NO