September 2018 Installing And Administering Avaya Vantage - Avaya Vantage K175 Installing And Administering

2. Tap Settings.
3. In the upper-right corner of the screen, tap Menu > Admin login, and enter the
administrator password.
4. Tap Debugging options.
5. Tap Log.
6. Tap Log Categories and select the log categories to be included in log messages.
7. Tap Remote Logging to configure parameters for system logging.
a. Select the Remote Logging check box to enable system logging.
b. From the Remote Log Level list, select the events to be included in log messages.
By default, logs only include errors.
c. In the Remote log server field, provide the address of the server where you want
logs to be stored.
8. Tap Local logging to configure parameters for local logging.
a. Select the Local Logging check box to enable local logging.
b. From the Local Log Level list, select the events to be included in log messages.
The default setting is 4, which displays warnings.
c. Tap Clear Local Log Files to delete local logging files and core dump files.
Generating a debug report
About this task
Use this procedure to generate a debug report. The debug option is also available when you are
logged out of the device.
You can save the report in the internal flash memory of Avaya Vantage
device, or on an HTTP or HTTPS server. When you generate a debug report, Avaya Vantage
overwrites any existing report, if applicable. The report remains available in the internal flash
memory for up to 14 days.
Record the encryption password carefully because you cannot decrypt the report without the
password.
Procedure
1. Tap Settings.
2. Tap Debugging options > Generate debug report.
3. Enter the password for encryption and decryption of the report.
4. Select one of the following destinations:
• Internal flash memory
September 2018 Installing and Administering Avaya Vantage
Comments on this document? infodev@avaya.com
Debugging and monitoring the device
™
, on a USB mass storage
™
™
87