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Message Facility
Codes
SECURITY
CASCADE
QOS
SWITCHFABRIC
LAG
VLAN
SNMP
POLICY
CLI
STP
THRESHOLD
CONSOLE
Syslog Servers
Remote logging using Syslog servers provides the following advantages:
•
History and archiving – Storing logs remotely shifts the burden of storing log
output to a device with an actual file system and cheap ample storage. This
provides an option to keep large logs files and the ability to archive and store
log files.
•
Data Manipulation – Once the log data is on a system with tools that can
manipulate it, log data can be used to generate valuable reports.
To configure logging via a Syslog server:
1
Define a Syslog host. Up to three Syslog servers can be defined.
2
Define the syslog "facility" that the messages are sent to on the remote syslog
server. If a syslog facility is not defined, the default facility, local7, is used.
3
Define the syslog access-level. The default syslog server access level is read-
write.
4
Enable the Syslog server. Syslog server sinks are created as "disabled".
5
Addition optional configuration includes setting the different logging filters.
Avaya P332G-ML User's Guide
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Authentication Failures
Stack CASCADE mechanism messages
Quality of Service messages
Switch fabric failures
Link Aggregation package messages
VLAN package messages
SNMP agent messages
Policy package messages
Command Line interpreter messages
Spanning tree package messages
RMON alarms messages
Console port events
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Switch Configuration
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