System Log; Chapter 26 System Log; System Log Overview; Table 103 Log Severity - ZyXEL Communications IP PBX X6004 User Manual

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This chapter contains information about configuring log settings and viewing the X6004's
logs.

26.1 System Log Overview

The X6004 monitors different aspects of its operations and can be configured to record events
based on the source of the event. The following are sources of events for which the X6004 can
create logs:
• IPPBX - activities related to the PBX functions of the X6004. Some examples include: an
FXS interface card failure, new SIP extension created or ZyStack member failure.
• User - activities related to administrator account activities. Some examples include: a
successful login of an administrator or a failure to login by an administrator.
• myZyXEL.com - activities related to services registered via myZyXEL.com. Some
examples include: registration of additional SIP extensions or registration of ZyXEL's
V100 softphones.
• Default - all other activities related to the functions of the X6004. Some examples
include: failure to reach a DNS server or new IP address received from a DHCP server.
The X6004 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 X6004.

Table 103 Log Severity

SEVERITY
LEVEL
EMERG
ALERT
CRIT
ERR
WARNING
NOTICE
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DESCRIPTION
Emergency logs are created when the X6004 is unusable, for
example a power failure.
Alert logs are created when administrative action must be taken
immediately, for example the backup power supply has been
activated.
Critical logs are created when a critical condition occurs on the
X6004, for example the system is running low on memory.
Error logs are created when an error occurs on the X6004, for
example a login failure by an administrator.
Warning logs are created when a warning condition occurs on the
X6004, for example when the X6004 fails to register an extension.
Notice logs are created when normal but significant events occur
on the X6004. For example, a new administrator account is
created on the X6004.
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System Log

ALERT
SENT?
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
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