Using Switch Logging Switch Logging Overview
OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Network Configuration Guide December 2017 page 36-3
Switch Logging Overview
Switch logging uses a formatted string mechanism to process log requests from switch applications. When
a log request is received, switch logging compares the severity level included with the request to the
severity level stored for the application ID. If there is a match, a log message is generated using the format
specified by the log request and placed in the switch log queue. Switch logging then returns control back
to the calling application.
You can specify the path to where the log file is printed in the flash file system of the switch. You can also
send the log file to other output devices, such as the console or remote IP address. In this case, the log
records generated are copied to all configured output devices.
Switch logging information can be displayed and configured through CLI commands, WebView, and
SNMP. The information generated by switch logging can be helpful in resolving configuration or
authentication issues, as well as general errors.
Note. Although switch logging provides complementary functionality to switch debugging facilities, the
switch logging commands are not intended for use with low-level hardware and software debugging
functions.
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