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Question on logging
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not really familiar with syslog servers, but if it can handle clear text and you can specify the TCP port you may get what you want.
you can connect to the IP address of the controller
port 1750 = software logs
port 1751 = maintenance logs
port 1752 = smdr logs
you can connect to the IP address of the controller
port 1750 = software logs
port 1751 = maintenance logs
port 1752 = smdr logs
Canuckvoip
Technical User
What is the ultimate purpose?
The 3300 has decent snmp capability.
Dave
You can't believe anything you read... unless of course it's this.
The 3300 has decent snmp capability.
Dave
You can't believe anything you read... unless of course it's this.
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I got the remote monitoring of the software, maintenance logs working fine. But the login/logout audit logs do not appear in the maintenance log when they are monitored remotely. Is there a way to make the login/logout audit log write to the maintenance log so they can be viewed remotely?
IrwinMFletcher
Programmer
What log level are your maintenance log viewer set to? Login logs are at the INFO level, my guess is that by default it's only showing WARNING and ERROR.
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