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Login to the VLNC4x/VLNC6x.
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Buffered Log Configuration
From the Navigation menu, select System → Log → Buffered Log Configuration.
Result:
The Buffered Log Configuration window displays the current configuration.
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Enter/Select the following parameters as required, then click Submit.
Parameters:
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Admin Status — Enabled enables logging. Disabled disables logging.
Equivalent CLI command: logging buffered to enable logging, or no logging buffered to disable logging.
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Behavior — Indicates the behavior of the log when it is full. It can either Wrap around or Stop on Full when the log space is filled.
Equivalent CLI command: logging buffered wrap to enable the wrapping of in-memory logging when the log file reaches full capacity. Otherwise, logging stops when the log file reaches full capacity.
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Command Logger Configuration
From the Navigation menu, select System → Log → Command Logger Configuration.
Result:
The Command Logger Configuration window displays the current configuration.
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Enter/Select the following parameters as required, then click Submit.
Parameters:
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Admin Mode — Enabled enables the CLI command logging feature. This enables the system to log all CLI commands issued on it. Disabled disables logging.
Equivalent CLI command: logging cli-command to enable logging, or no logging cli-command to disable logging.
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Console Log Configuration
From the Navigation menu, select System → Log → Console Log Configuration.
Result:
The Console Log Configuration window displays the current configuration.
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Enter/Select the following parameters as required, then click Submit.
Parameters:
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Admin Status — Enabled enables logging to the console. Disabled disables logging.
Equivalent CLI command: logging console to enable logging, or no logging console to disable logging.
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Severity Filter — Specifies the severity level of logging. Messages with an equal or lower numerical severity are logged. Select the severity option in the pulldown box. The severity levels have been enumerated below:
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Emergency (0) - system is unusable.
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Alert (1) - action must be taken immediately.
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Critical (2) - critical conditions.
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Error (3) - error conditions.
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Warning (4) - warning conditions.
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Notice(5) - normal but significant conditions.
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Informational(6) - informational messages.
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Debug(7) - debug-level messages.
logging console <severitylevel> to enable logging and specify the severity level of logging. Messages with an equal or lower numerical severity are logged. Default: critical (2).
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Show Buffered Logs
From the Navigation menu, select System → Log → Buffered Log to display the buffered logging of system startup and system operation logs.
Result:
The Buffered Logs window displays the current log.
Equivalent CLI command: show logging buffered.
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Show Event Log
From the Navigation menu, select System → Log → Event Log to display the event log which contains system error messages. The event log is not cleared by a system reset.
Result:
The Event Log window displays the current log.
Equivalent CLI command: show eventlog.
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