APC NetBotz 320 Rack Appliance NBRK0320E Manuel D’Utilisation
Codes de produits
NBRK0320E
Advanced View: Configuring Appliances
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The log level values are:
• 1 - Emergency
• 2 - Alert
• 3 - Critical
• 4 - Error
• 5 - Warning
• 6 - Notice
• 7 - Information
• 8 - Trace
You can also configure the appliance to post log data to a remote syslog server. Syslog is a comprehensive
logging system that is used to manage information generated by the kernel and system utilities in your
network. Syslog enables you to sort messages based on their source or their importance, and also enables
you to route messages to other destinations within your network. When the syslog functionality is
enabled, all events that are stored in the Audit Trail will also be forwarded to a remote syslog host for
logging to a user-specified syslog facility.
logging system that is used to manage information generated by the kernel and system utilities in your
network. Syslog enables you to sort messages based on their source or their importance, and also enables
you to route messages to other destinations within your network. When the syslog functionality is
enabled, all events that are stored in the Audit Trail will also be forwarded to a remote syslog host for
logging to a user-specified syslog facility.
When this task is selected, the following fields appear in the Action pane:
To enable logging of events to a remote syslog host type in the Hostname field the IP Address or
Hostname of the remote syslog server. If the remote syslog server is using a port other that 514 for syslog
communications, type in the Port field the appropriate port number. When you are finished, Click OK to
save any changes to the appliance. Click Cancel to close this window without saving any changes.
Hostname of the remote syslog server. If the remote syslog server is using a port other that 514 for syslog
communications, type in the Port field the appropriate port number. When you are finished, Click OK to
save any changes to the appliance. Click Cancel to close this window without saving any changes.
Note
NetBotz strongly recommends a minimum Log Level of 6 - Notice. This will
ensure that log messages that are associated with alerts are recorded in the Audit
Trail.
ensure that log messages that are associated with alerts are recorded in the Audit
Trail.
Field
Description
Global Level
The Global Level setting determines the global level of logging
that will be displayed on the Audit Page. By default, all
components will log at the level specified by the Global Level
setting. The lower you set the logging level, the less thorough
the logging will be.
that will be displayed on the Audit Page. By default, all
components will log at the level specified by the Global Level
setting. The lower you set the logging level, the less thorough
the logging will be.
Component Log Levels
This selection list contains a list of all available components or
functions for which logging is available. By default, each
component will log at the level specified by the Global Level
setting. To specify a component-specific log setting, select the
Level drop box/field beside the desired component and then
select the desired log level for the component.
functions for which logging is available. By default, each
component will log at the level specified by the Global Level
setting. To specify a component-specific log setting, select the
Level drop box/field beside the desired component and then
select the desired log level for the component.
Hostname
Type in this field the IP address or hostname of the remote
system that is acting as the syslog host system.
system that is acting as the syslog host system.
Port
Type in this field the TCP port number used by the remote
syslog server for syslog communications. Default is 514.
syslog server for syslog communications. Default is 514.