Outputting System Information To A Log Host - HP 5820X Switch Configuration Manual

To do...
4. Enable the display of trap
information on a monitor
terminal.

Outputting system information to a log host

To do...
1. Enter system view.
2. Enable information center.
3. Name the channel with a
specified channel number.
4. Configure the output rules of
the system information.
5. Specify the source IP address
for the log information.
6. Configure the format of the
time stamp for system
information output to the log
host.
7. Set the format of the system
information sent to a log host
to UNICOM.
8. Specify a log host and
configure the related output
parameters.
Use the command...
terminal trapping
Use the command...
system-view
info-center enable
info-center channel channel-
number name channel-name
info-center source { module-name
| default } channel { channel-
number | channel-name } [ debug
{ level severity | state state } * |
log { level severity | state state } *
| trap { level severity | state
state } * ] *
info-center loghost source
interface-type interface-number
info-center timestamp loghost
{ date | iso | no-year-date |
none }
info-center format unicom
info-center loghost { ipv6 host-
ipv6-address | [ vpn-instance vpn-
instance-name ] host-ipv4-
address } [ port port-number ]
[ channel { channel-number |
channel-name } | facility local-
number ] *
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Remarks
Optional.
Enabled by default.
Remarks
—
Optional.
Enabled by default.
Optional.
See Table 9 for default channel
names.
Optional.
See "Default output rules of
system information."
Optional.
By default, the source interface is
determined by the matched route,
and the primary IP address of this
interface is the source IP address
of the log information.
Optional.
date by default.
Optional.
HP by default.
Required
By default, the system does not
output information to a log host. If
you specify to output system
information to a log host, the
system uses channel 2 (loghost)
by default.
The value of the port-number
argument should be the same as
the value configured on the log
host, otherwise, the log host
cannot receive system
information.