Technical data

Using Syslog Messaging to Monitor Router Events

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C-25

• Reenable an entity filter by entering the following command line:

$: set wfSyslogEntFltrEntry.wfSyslogEntFltrDisable.

<wfSyslogEntFltrHostIndex>.<wfSyslogEntFltrNum>.

1;commit

Reenabling a filter:

-- Transitions the operational state of that filter

(wfSyslogHostOperState) to ACTIVE

-- Allows Syslog to resume forwarding event messages through that

filter

Deleting Remote Hosts or Entity Filters from the Syslog Configuration

You can delete a remote host from the Syslog host table, or delete a filter from the

Syslog filter table, as follows:

To delete a remote host entry from the Syslog host table, enter the

following command line:

$: set wfSyslogHostEntry.wfSyslogHostDelete.

2;commit

To delete a filter from the Syslog Entity Filter table, enter the following

command line:

$: set

wfSyslogEntFltrEntry.wfSyslogEntFltrDelete.

<wfSyslogEntFltrHostIndex>.

2;commit

Save the changes to your configuration. (See Task 8 on page C-22.)

Deleting Syslog from the Router

If you want to delete Syslog from the router, change the setting for

wfSyslogDelete, a global parameter/attribute, as follows:

$:set wfSyslog.wfSyslogDelete.0 2;commit