logging-server
Forwards a Syslog message to the host specified when Chatter generates an alarm.
logging-server host <host-id> [port <port-number>] [facility <facility-name>] [severity <severity-level>]
no logging-server host <host-id>
Table 22: logging-server arguments
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IP address of the Syslog server to which Chatter sends Syslog messages. Enter the IP address in the format of a.b.c.d.
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The UDP port number that the Syslog server receives Syslog messages on. The default value is UDP port 514.
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The Syslog facility that Chatter includes in its Syslog messages. Options are:
l auth--authorization system
l local<n>--locally defined; n is an integer in the range 0–7, such as local0 or local7
l sys<n>--system use; n is an integer in the range 9–14, such as sys9 or sys14
l uucp--UNIX-to-UNIX copy system
The default facility is local0.
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Must be in Chatter Configuration command mode.For information on how to access this mode, see Accessing and exiting command modes.
Up to four logging server hosts can be configured for the Chatter module.
Table 23: Default settings for logging-server command
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Default value |
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Forwards a Syslog message to the host specified when Chatter generates an alarm.
The no command disables Syslog messages to the specified host.
