System Event Logs
An event is a problem, a configuration change, or some other noteworthy incident that occurs on the system. Events generate system log messages. BTI7800 system logs provide the following information:
Table 1: System Log Information
Message Type | Log Description | Information Displayed |
|---|---|---|
Audit | Messages associated with user login and logout events. | Username User group Time Interface used to access (if available) Login/Logout |
Configuration | Messages associated with system configuration, including modifications and deletions. | Username Time Creating/Modification/Deletion Committed configuration changes. |
Command action | Messages associated with system commands. | Username Time Command Command success/failure |
Operational state change logs | Messages associated with changes to the following:
| Time Interface/Equipment/Entity Name State/Alarm/Condition |
You can generate and collect system log files using the CLI. The following table lists the logging commands.
Table 2: CLI Logging Commands
Command Mode | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
Operational | logging archives | Provides copy, remove and show functions for system logs. |
Configuration | logging customer-log facility-id | Sets the facility identifier in customer log files. |
logging logrotate | Manages the system log files. This command provides the following functions:
| |
logging module | Specifies the software module for which you want to collect event data. | |
logging protocol | Specifies the protocol for which you want to collect event data. | |
logging remote-server | Specifies remote syslog servers that receive a copy of the system log files. You can configure up to four servers. |
For detailed CLI command information, refer to the BTI7800 Series Command Line Reference Guide.
