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• RFC 3339 This option displays a timestamp in milliseconds as well as fully qualified domain
names (FQDN), for example:
<46>2019-06-05T23:25:52.547326-04:00 syslog: [origin
software="rsyslogd" swVersion="8.33.0" x-pid="3492" x-
info="http://www.rsyslog.com"] start
11.4.2 Syslog Server Address and Port
The syslog record can be redirected to a remote Syslog Server. Enter the remote Syslog Server Address
and Syslog Server Port details and click Apply
11.4.3 Power State Changes in Syslog
For IM72xx DDC or rev6a AC models with power monitoring capabilities, power state changes are
captured in the syslog.
Voltage transitions from around 0 to around 10-13 -> emit syslog("PSU xxx power up")
Voltage transitions from around 12 to < 9 for over a period of time (lets say 5 to 10 seconds) -> emit
syslog("PSU xxx power down")
When both PSU #1 and #2 are on, the syslog reports it. For example:
14>May 7 16:57:37 psmon[2508]: INFO psmon - Internal Voltage[PSU #1] status
OPERATIONAL, value 12.025001
<14>May 7 16:57:37 psmon[2508]: INFO psmon - Internal Voltage[PSU #2] status
OPERATIONAL, value 12.050000
If PSU #1 is turned off, the syslog reports it. For example:
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<14>May 7 16:59:08 psmon[2508]: INFO psmon - Internal Voltage[PSU #1]
status LOW, value 8.100000
If PSU #1 is turned on again, the syslog captures that. For example:
<14>May 7 16:59:23 psmon[2508]: INFO psmon - Internal Voltage[PSU #1]
status OPERATIONAL, value 12.025001
11.4.4 Syslog Match Pattern
To make it easier to find information in the local Syslog file, a pattern matching filter tool is provided.
Specify the Match Pattern that is to be searched for (e.g. the search for mount is shown below) and click
Apply. The Syslog will be represented with those entries that include the specified pattern
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