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Opengear ACM5000 - Serial Port Logging

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Advanced Console Server & RIM Gateway User Manual 165
From the Manage: Devices menu the Administrator will can view serial, network and power device logs stored in the
console reserve memory (or flash USB). The User will only see logs for the Managed Devices they (or their Group) have
been given access privileges for (Refer Chapter 13).
Event logs on the USB can be viewed using the web terminal or by ssh/telnet connecting to the console server.
7.6.2 Serial port logging
In Console Server mode, activity logs can be maintained of all serial port activity. To specify which serial ports are to have
activities recorded and to what level data is to be logged:
Select Serial & Network: Serial Port and Edit the port to be logged
Specify the Logging Level of for each port as:
Level 0 Turns off logging for the selected port
Level 1 Logs all User connection events to the port
Level 2 Logs all data transferred to and from the port and all changes in hardware flow control status and
all User connection events
Level 3 Logs all data transferred from the port and all changes in hardware flow control status and all
User connection events
Level 4 Logs all data transferred to the port and all changes in hardware flow control status and all User
connection events

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