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Network Management Card User’s Guide49

Syslog servers

Administrators can configure up to four Syslog servers to recieve notifications of events.

Managing the Syslog servers (Logs > Syslog > servers):

To add a new Syslog server, click Add Server.

To modify an existing Syslog server, click the server’s name.

Configuring the Syslog settings (Logs > Syslog > settings):

Testing the Syslog settings (Logs > Syslog > test):

Parameter Description

Syslog Server The server's IP address or host name.

Port The port number to which Syslog messages will be sent. The default and well known

port is 514.

Protocol Choose a protocol.

Language Choose a language.

Parameter Description

Message Generation Enable the generation (and therefore the logging) of Syslog messages for events that

have Syslog configured as a notification method. To configure notification methods for

events, select the Administration tab, the Network menu on the top menu bar, and one

of the Event Actions options on the left navigation menu.

Facility Code Messages of this device will be categorized by the facility selected. Categorization

allows Syslog messages from different devices to be placed in separate logs.

Severity Mapping Maps each severity level of an American Power Conversion device event or system

event to an available Syslog priority in the drop-down list. The local severity options

are Critical, Warning, and Informational.

Parameter Description

Last Test Result The result of the last test performed.

Server The message will be sent to all configured servers.

Severity Select a severity level (Syslog priority) for the test message.

Test Message Format the message to consist of the event type (APC, System, or Device, for example)

followed by a colon, a space, and the event text. The message can have a maximum of

50 characters.

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