Host Name Formats; Event Classes - Lantronix ETS Reference Manual

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See Chapter 8 for more information on NetWare and PCONSOLE.
Note:

4.8.2 Host Name Formats

The following formats distinguish the host to which logging information is sent:
hostname::
hostname:
hostname\
CONSOLE

4.8.3 Event Classes

The event classes that can be logged are:
Commands
Network
Printer
Security
System
Modem
The following example sends login and security events to a TCP/IP host.
Local> SET LOGGING HOST 192.1.2.0: NETWORK ENABLED SECURITY ENABLED
To clear logging, specify None in place of the host designation and event class.
Local> SET LOGGING NONE
To display current logging status, use the Show Logging command.
Ensure that the ets$configd process is running. Ensure that the priority level
*.notice is defined in the syslog.conf file.
Set up the logging facility on the host. See the syslog man pages for more
information.
Using the PCONSOLE utility, add the ETS name as a printserver.
Indicates a LAT host.
Indicates a TCP/IP host, specified as either an IP address or text host name.
Indicates a NetWare fileserver.
Indicates events should be logged to the ETS serial console port (designated as
port 1).
All commands issued on the ETS will be reported (verbose output).
All users logging in from or out to the network will be reported.
Changes in printer status lines will be reported.
All logins and Set Privileged events are reported, as well as any password
failures.
Booting and Initialize events are reported.
All modem activity is reported, including incoming and outgoing jobs.
Figure 4-38: Set Logging Command
Figure 4-39: None Option
Event Logging
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