To verify that the controller can reach the syslog server that you want to use, click the Ping
Syslog Server button that is in the same row as the primary syslog server address. If the
syslog server is reachable, a flashing green circle and the message Success appear after
the Ping Syslog Server button.
6. In Event Filter, select one of the following options to specify which events will be sent to the
syslog server:
• All events: Click this option to send all controller events to the syslog server.
• All events except client associate/disassociate events: Click this option to send all
controller events (except client association and disassociation events) to the syslog server.
• All events above a severity: Click this option to send all controller events that are above
the event severity that you specify in Event Filter Severity.
• Event Filter Severity: (This option only appears when All events above a severity is
selected.) Select the lowest severity level for which events will be sent to the syslog
server. For example, if you select Major, all events that are major and higher (including
critical) will be sent to the syslog server. For the order of event severity that the controller
follows, see Event Severity Levels.
7. In Facility, select the facility level that will be used by the syslog message. Options include
Local0 (default), Local1, Local2, Local3, Local4, Local5, Local6, and Local7.
8. In Priority, accept or change the default severity to priority mapping.
See Default Event Severity to Syslog Priority Mapping.
9. Click Apply.
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