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CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
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Logging Severity Levels (continued from previous page)
Level
info
none
notice
warning
show logging
Display logging configuration settings.
show log [files <file_number>] [[not] matching <regex>]
View a local system log file. Arguments:
•
If files <file_number> is specified, view an archived log file, where the number is from 1
up to the number of archived log files.
•
If [not] matching <regex> is specified, the file is piped through the grep utility to only
include lines either matching, or not matching, the provided regular expression.
show log continuous [[not] matching <regex>]
Display the last few lines of the current log file, and then continue to display new lines as they
come in, until the user hits Ctrl+C. This is done using the tail utility. If [not] matching <regex>
is specified, only log lines matching, or not matching, the provided regular expression are
printed.
Enclose all regex entries in single quotes; i.e. '^.*\example\.com'.
Note!
show log files
Display a list of local log files.
ntp
Configure a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server—Media Flow Controller has no configured
default NTP servers.
ntp
disable
enable
peer <IP_address> [disable] [version <number>]
server <hostname | IP_address> [disable] [version <number>]
Notes:
•
disable
•
—Add or delete (with no) an NTP peer.
peer
•
disable
<NTP_per_IP_address> disable to re-enable.
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ntp
Normal but significant condition or response that does not affect operations.
Disable logging (nothing is logged for this class)
Normal but significant condition or response that could affect operations (default).
An anomalous condition that can be ignored and functioning continue, but may affect
operations.
and enable —Enable or disable NTP overall. Default is enabled.
—Temporarily disable this NTP peer. Use no ntp peer
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