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Release 01.01 NN47928-102

Monitoring

Logging Level Example

The following example specifies that debug and trace messages are to be logged,

and inform messages are not to be logged for module VQM:

> config logging modules VQM map +debug +trace

*> config logging modules VQM map -inform

*> save

Show Logging Levels

To show the logging level for system modules, enter the show logging modules

command. To show the logging level for a specific module, specify the module on

the command.

For example, the following command shows the logging level for module VQM:

> show logging modules VQM

Logging Levels:

Module Name Mapping Matrix

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

VQM emergency + alert + critical + error + warning + notice + debug

+trace

Mapping Log Destinations

Each type of log message is mapped to its own set of destinations. It can be sent to

all destinations, to no destination (none), or to one or more specific destinations.

The possible log destinations are:

 console: Messages are displayed on the RS-232 console.

 internal: Messages are stored in an internal buffer of limited size, filled in FIFO

order, but irretrievable after the unit restarts. The messages are displayed by the

show logging internal command.

 file: Messages are stored in an internal file of limited size, filled in a FIFO order,

and retrievable after the unit restarts. The messages are displayed by the show

logging file command.

Note: The file does not appear in the file system. It cannot be uploaded to a

remote device.

 UDP: Messages are sent in raw UDP format to the UDP server specified by the

config logging destination command.

 syslog: Messages are sent in Syslog format to the Syslog server specified by the

config logging destination command.

Logging Map Command

To map each log message type to its own set of destinations, enter the following

command:

> config logging map

Table 101 describes the parameters for config logging map.

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