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v Adds an object filter to the Alarms log. This log will record only events that are
v Deletes an object filter from the Alarms log. This log will record those events set
logging target
Enters Logging configuration mode.
Syntax
logging target name
no logging target name
Parameters
name
Guidelines
After entering Logging configuration mode, you should first use the type
command to identify the log type.
Additional configuration requirements and options are dependent upon the log
type.
Use the no logging target command to delete an event log.
Related Commands
cancel, exit
loglevel
Sets the log priority for events to log.
Syntax
loglevel priority
Parameters
priority
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Command Reference
issued by the Proxy-1 XSL Proxy. Event priority uses the existing configuration
of the Alarms log.
# logging object Alarms XSLProxyService Proxy-1
#
by the original log configuration.
# no logging object Alarms XSLProxyService Proxy-1
#
Specifies the name of the system log.
The name can contain a maximum of 128 characters. For restrictions, refer
to "Object name conventions" on page xxiv.
Specifies the type of events written to the local system log and can be
expressed as either keyword or integer. Log events are characterized in
descending order of criticality.
v emerg or 0
v alert or 1
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