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12.6
Time server for the local net
BAT54-Rail/F..
Release
7.54
06/08
The eight priority stages defined initially in the SYSLOG are reduced to
five stages in the BAT. The following table shows the relationship of
alarm level, significance and SYSLOG priorities.
V After you have set all the parameters, confirm the entries with OK. The
SYSLOG client is then entered with its parameters into the SYSLOG ta-
ble.
U Facilities
All messages from BAT can be assigned to a facility with the Facility map-
ping button and then are written to a special log file by the SYSLOG client
with no additional input.
Example
All facilities are set to 'local7'. Under Linux in the file
/etc/syslog.conf
the entry
local7.* /var/log/bat.log
writes all outputs of the BAT to the file
/var/log/bat.log
.
12.6Time server for the local net
BAT routers can apply exact information of time either over ISDN or over
public time servers on the internet (NTP-Server with ’Open Access’ policy).
The BAT can then provide the detected time for all stations in the local net-
work.
Priority Meaning SYSLOG priority
Alert All messages requiring the attention of the administrator are collected
under this heading.
PANIC, ALERT,
CRIT
Error All error messages that can occur during normal operation without requir-
ing administrative intervention are sent to this level (e.g. connection
errors).
ERROR
Warning Error messages that do not affect normal operation of the device are sent
to this level.
WARNING
Information All messages that are purely informative in character are sent to this level
(e.g. accounting information).
NOTICE,
INFORM
Debug Transfer of all debug messages. Debug messages generate a high data
volume and interfere with the normal operation of the device. They should
therefore be disabled during normal operation and should only be acti-
vated for troubleshooting.
DEBUG
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