3025SW Master Control Switching & Channel Branding
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#qlink2.warning syslog,console
#com1.notice syslog,console
#com2.info syslog,console
#com3.debug syslog,console
#com4.* syslog,console
#com5.* syslog,console
#com6.* syslog,console
#asrun.* syslog,console
#tsnsorsoft.* syslog,console
#eas.* syslog,console
#m2100_server.* syslog,console
#nas.* syslog,console
Notice that every line in the syslog.conf file has a “#” characters at the beginning of the line. This
character tells the 3025SW to ignore this line.
Each line in the syslog file has a port/operation, a logging level and a destination. For example,
“#com4.* syslog,console”
Configure the 3025SW channel to log all logging levels for serial port 4 to both the serial console
(console) and the syslog (IP). The serial logging (console) is logged to the 3025SW debug serial port
(J11) which can be found on the front edge of the board.
The possible port/operation options are as follows:
ftp – file transfer protocol operations.
netlink – Ethernet based control panels connects/disconnects.
netcmd – commands received from Ethernet based control panels, i.e. manual operations.
com1 – logging for serial port 1.
com2 – logging for serial port 2.
com3– logging for serial port 3.
com4 – logging for serial port 4.
com5 – logging for serial port 5.
com6 – logging for serial port 6.
qlink2 – logging for the Evertz Router Upstream Control port.
asrun – this is needed for debugging complex issues and enables logging of custom logging that needs
to specifically enabled on the 3025SW channel.
tsnsorsoft – this is for logging communications between the 3025SW and the temperature probe (if
fitted).
eas – this is for logging communications between the 3025SW and eas equipment (IP or serial).
M2100_server – this is for logging M2100 serial communications between the 3025SW and Overture
RT.
nas – this is for logging network attached storage connection related events.
The supported logging levels are as follows. The higher the level of logging, the more data that will be
logged. “.*” specifies all possible logging data for the port/operation…
emerg – LOWEST LOGGING LEVEL
alert
crit
err