Chapter 41: Logging
STANDARD Revision 1.0 C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
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Inhibit Events to Syslog
If the Syslog server is configured, but you wish to stop sending any events to it, enter the following command:
configure logging syslog no
Display Syslog Statistics and Server(s)
To display Syslog configuration and utilization statistics, enter the following command:
show logging syslog
An output similar to the following example will result:
Syslog: hosts (ip address facility):
10.50.42.3 local0
notifications=5937, throttled=0, dropped=292
priority=1(emergency), 2(alert), 3(critical), 4(error), 5(warning), 6(notice), 8(debug)
If there is more than one Syslog server configured, an output similar to the following example will result:
Syslog: hosts (ip address facility):
10.10.0.10 local0
10.10.0.13 local3
10.10.0.12 local2
10.10.0.11 local1
notifications=1319, throttled=0, dropped=3
priority=1(emergency), 2(alert), 3(critical), 4(error), 5(warning), 6(notice), 8(debug)
Simple Network Management Protocol Management Station
The SNMP management station receives and processes traps (also known as events) originating from the C4/c CMTS.
Traps
Traps are useful for reducing the length of time between when an event occurs and when it is noticed by a manager. The
C4/c CMTS throttles the events destined for the SNMP Management Station prior to sending the event.
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