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3.3.6 Syslog Configuration

The syslog section of the command file contains settings for adding syslog hosts to which log messages will

be sent. It also allows specifying the severity level for the log messages.

Table 3.6 Syslog Configuration

Option <value >

SyslogHostname[1-2] <host_name>

SyslogIP[1-2] <ip_address>

SyslogSev[1-2] <severity numbers from

In this section you can place any CLI command. There is no limit on the number of commands that you can place

here. Each CLI command should be placed in the file at the CLI# prompt, as mentioned in the CLI Section of

the attached cmd_template.sym file. After execution of a command, enter

CLI#cfg ce add testce

The current context now will be

WS5000.(Cfg).CE.[testce]>

To execute some other command make sure you go to context of that command. This can be done using the

same CLI commands. For example to go to

the following lines in the .sym file

This will take you to

WS5000.(Cfg)>

This way you can execute any number of CLI commands by just placing that command in a separate line at the

command prompt. Before placing any CLI command, ensure that you are at the correct context level that

you are executing.This context is determined by the execution of the previous command.

The context of the very first command that you execute in the CLI section is System context

This is an optional section in the .sym file and can be omitted.

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Host name of the syslog collector

IP address of the syslog collector

Severity level for syslog logging

context after executing the above command you need to use