Using Switch Logging Switch Logging Commands Overview
OmniSwitch AOS Release 6 Network Configuration Guide September 2009 page 46-9
Removing the Severity Level
To remove the switch logging severity level, enter the no swlog appid level command, including the
application ID and severity level values. The following is a typical example:
-> no swlog appid 75 level 5
Or, alternatively, as:
-> no swlog appid system level warning
No confirmation message will appear on the screen.
Specifying the Switch Logging Output Device
The swlog remote command-log command allows you to send the switch logging information to your
console, to the switch’s flash memory, or to a specified IP or IPv6 address(es).
Enabling/Disabling Switch Logging Output to the Console
To enable the switch logging output to the console, enter the following command:
-> swlog output console
To disable the switch logging output to the console, enter the following command:
-> no swlog output console
No confirmation message will appear on the console screen for either command.
Enabling/Disabling Switch Logging Output to Flash Memory
To enable the switch logging output to flash memory, enter the following:
-> swlog output flash
To disable the switch logging output to flash memory, enter the following command:
-> no swlog output flash
No confirmation message will appear on the screen for either command.
Specifying an IP Address for Switch Logging Output
To specify a particular IP address destination (e.g., a server) for switch logging output, enter the
swlog remote command-log socket ipaddr command, specifying the target IP address to which output
will be sent. For example, if the target IP address is 168.23.9.100, you would enter:
-> swlog output socket ipaddr 168.23.9.100
No confirmation message will appear on the screen.
Note. You can also send syslog files to multiple hosts (maximum of four).
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