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Using Technician Interface Software

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Disabling or Reenabling Syslog Hosts or Filters

You can disable or reenable host or filter entries already defined in your Syslog

configuration as follows:

Disable or reenable message forwarding to a Syslog host, as follows:

• Disable a Syslog host anytime after adding it to the router configuration

by entering the following command line:

$: set wfSyslogHostEntry.wfSyslogHostDisable.

2;commit

Disabling a host:

• Transitions the operational state of that Syslog host entry and its

corresponding filters to INACTIVE

• Stops Syslog from forwarding event messages to the host

• Reenable message forwarding to a specific Syslog host by entering the

following command line:

$: set wfSyslogHostEntry.wfSyslogHostDisable.

1;commit

Reenabling a host:

• Transitions the operational state of that Syslog host entry and its

corresponding filters to ACTIVE

• Allows Syslog to resume forwarding event messages to the host

Disable or reenable an entity filter for a specific Syslog host, as follows:

• Disable an entity filter anytime after adding it to the router configuration

by entering the following command line:

$: set wfSyslogEntFltrEntry.wfSyslogEntFltrDisable.

<wfSyslogEntFltrHostIndex>.<wfSyslogEntFltrNum>.

2;commit

Disabling a filter:

-- Transitions the operational state of that filter

(wfSyslogEntrFltrOperState) to INACTIVE

-- Stops Syslog from forwarding event messages through that filter