Exporting Nat Logs - H3C S9500 Series Operation Manual

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Operation Manual – L3+NAT
H3C S9500 Series Routing Switches
Enable and set the
interval for logging active
flows

1.6.3 Exporting NAT Logs

NAT logs can be exported in two directions, either to the information center or to the
NAT log server.
In the former case, NAT logs are first converted into system logs and exported to the
local device's information center. Depending on the configuration of the information
system, NAT logs are again exported to their final destination. At most 10 NAT logs can
be exported to the information center at one time.
In the latter case, NAT logs are encapsulated into UDP packets and sent to the log
server, as shown in
with different packet formats. Only version 1 is used presently. A UDP packet is
composed of a header and several NAT logs.
Figure 1-3 Export NAT logs
I. Exporting NAT logs to the information center
Follow these steps to export NAT logs to the information center:
Enter system view
Export NAT logs to the
information center
To do...
nat log flow-active
minutes
Figure
1-3. The UDP packets may come in several versions, each
To do...
system-view
userlog nat syslog
Use the command...
Use the command...
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Chapter 1 NAT Configuration
Remarks
Required
Disabled by default
Remarks
Required
NAT logs are exported to
the NAT log server by
default.

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