Rate Limiting in Statlog
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OmniAccess 5740 Unified Services Gateway CLI Configuration Guide
RATE LIMITING IN STATLOG
Statlog rate limiting feature stabilizes the system performance when per packet
level logging is configured. These commands are used in the Configuration mode.
In case of conflict, wherein a message has more than one rate-limiting
configuration applicable to it, say for example, for its tag and its subtag, the
following order of preference is followed:
• subtag
• tag
• priority
Command (in CM) Description
[no] logging rate-limit <1-
10000> [<1-3600>]
{{priority <0-7>|alerts
|critical|debugging|emergen
cies|errors|informational|n
otifications|warnings}|tag
<string> [subtag
<string>]}}
This command is used to limit the number of
messages (in the range 1-10000) generated
by a process during a specified time interval.
If the value of the parameter "seconds" (1-
3600) is not given, default interval is taken as
1 second.
Tag and subtag string can have only one
word.
The 'no' command removes the specified
rate limiting configuration.
logging rate-limit no
unique
This command restricts the number of
messages in a given interval to that specified
in the rate-limiting command and prevents
logging of unique messages.
By default, rate limiting does not prevent
unique messages from being logged. If the
number of messages does not exceed the
number specified in the rate limiting
command, the unique messages will
continue to be logged.
No preference is given to unique messages
with this command.
Note: Using this command may lead to
the loss of certain high priority
messages. It is recommended
that the default option be
retained.
The ‘logging rate-limit unique’ command
restores the default setting and enables
logging of unique messages.
logging rate-limit unique This command restores the default setting
and enables logging of unique messages.
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