Owner's Manual

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Console Logging Settings:
These logging settings let you define what messages are logged by setting the priority for each
facility. See Priority Levels on page 564 for a list of those. The facilities that generate messages or
the levels are the following:
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Any —All facilities.
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Authorization —Authorization system.
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Configuration Change —Configuration change log.
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Configuration Conflict —Configuration conflict log.
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Daemon —Various system processes.
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Firewall Filtering —Firewall filtering system.
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FTP —File Transfer Protocol process.
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CLI Commands —Commands executed by the user interface.
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Kernel —Kernel
- Packet Forwarding
- User processes
Priority Levels
The priority levels you can select for facilities are the following:
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Default —Defaults to anything configured at a higher level or no messages if nothing else is
defined.
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Alert —Conditions that should be corrected immediately.
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Any —All levels.
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Critical —Critical conditions.
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Emergency —Panic conditions.
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Error —Error conditions.
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Info —Informational messages.
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None —No messages
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Notice —Conditions that should be handled specially
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Warning —Warning messages
The
Configure button at the bottom of this screen sends the selected configuration to the device.
The
Refresh button queries to update information displayed.
System -> Syslog Files
Configure one or more log files and define what messages will be written to them. Log files are
stored on the router in
/var/log .