Digi TransPort WR41 - Log Events to a Secondary Log File on an External Flash Drive

Configuring alarms Configure events to trigger alarms
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Log events to a secondary log file on an external flash drive
You can create a secondary log file on a USB flash drive to which the router logs events. Using a
secondary log file is useful if an extended logging period is required where, the normal eventlog.txt
file would overwrite early events before the operator has had a chance to view them. The secondary
log file can be limited in size or allowed to fill the USB flash drive. Once the log file is full, earlier events
are pruned from the end of the file to allow new events to be added.
ÉWeb
1. Go to Configuration > Alarms > Event Settings >Local Logging.
2. Enter local logging settings:
Local Drive to log to
Determines the drive letter where the USB flash drive is located. This is designated u for a USB
drive.
Log filename
The name of the file for the secondary event log.
Log size
The maximum size of the log file in kilobytes.
XML logs
On platforms that support it, event logs can be saved in XML format. This field specifies the size
of the XML log file, in kilobytes. The files created will be named evxml1.xml, evxml2.xml, etc.
3. Click Apply.
Command line
Command Instance Parameter Values
Equivalent web
parameter
event n logdrive Drive letter, such as u for USB flash
drive.
Local drive to log to
event n logfile Name of the file, such as mylog.txt. Log filename
event n logsizek Size of log in kilobytes, such as 1048576,
which is 1 MB.
Log size
event n xmllogs None