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3. To remove the current log entries, type L to select Clear the Log
Entries.
Sending the
System Log to a
Remote Server
The syslog protocol allows you to collect messages and events produced
by a wide variety of network equipment in a single place. For instance,
instead of viewing the event logs of several separate AT-8000/8POE Fast
Ethernet switches, you can have those events sent to a single syslog
server on your network. The destination for the events is referred to as a
facility.
To transmit the system events to a syslog server, perform the following
procedure:
1. From the Main Menu, type T to select Switch Tools.
The Switch Tools Configuration Menu is shown in Figure 11 on page
50.
2. From the Switch Tools Configuration Menu, type S to select Remote
System Log.
The Remote System Log Menu is shown in Figure 16.
Figure 16. Remote System Log Menu
3. Type S to select Set System Log Server IP Address.
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter IP address of system log server>
4. Type the IP address of the system log server.
5. Type F to select Set System Log Facility.
Enter system log facility (0-7)>
AT-8000/8POE Local Management System
Switch Tools Configuration -> Remote System Log Menu
Remote System Log Status: Disabled
System Log Server IP Address: 0.0.0.0
System Log Facility: 0
----------------------------- <COMMAND> ----------------------------------
[E]nable/Disable Remote System Log Set System Log [S]erver IP Address
Set System Log [F]acility [Q]uit to previous menu
Command>
- AT-8000/8POE 1
- Contents 3
- “Safety Symbols” on page 14 13
- Safety Symbols 14
- Contacting Allied Telesis 15
- Using the Menus Interface 17
- Overview 19
- Management Overview 20
- Local Connection 21
- Remote Connection 22
- Management Access Level 23
- Chapter 1: Overview 24
- Interface 25
- Enter system location> 37
- Enter system contact> 37
- Enter current password> 40
- Enter old password> 40
- Enter new password> 40
- Retype new password> 41
- Viewing Switch Information 47
- Hardware Information Section 48
- Client” on page 35 49
- Rebooting the Switch 50
- Enter new timeout value> 53
- Figure 14. Ping Results 54
- Chapter 4: Port Configuration 62
- Enabling and Disabling a Port 64
- Enter new mode for port 65
- (a/h/H/F/f/t/T)> 65
- > (E/D)> 67
- Chapter 5 71
- SNMP Overview 72
- Default SNMP 73
- Community 73
- Chapter 5: SNMP 74
- Enabling Authentication Traps 75
- Enter read community name> 76
- Modifying a Trap 78
- Receiver 78
- Deleting a Trap 79
- Port Trunking Overview 82
- LACP Trunks 84
- Chapter 6: Port Trunking 88
- Set trunk group 91
- status (A/P/M/D)> 91
- Enter trunk group number> 96
- Port Mirroring Overview 98
- Mirroring” on page 101 100
- Chapter 7: Port Mirroring 102
- Power Over Ethernet 103
- PoE Overview 104
- Prioritization for 105
- Power Allocation 105
- PoE Device 105
- Configuring PoE 107
- Changing the 108
- PoE Port’s 108
- Admin Setting 108
- Setting the PoE 109
- Port’s Priority 109
- Virtual LANs and GVRP 111
- VLAN Features 112
- VLAN Overview 114
- Incoming and 115
- Outgoing Tagged 115
- Guidelines for 116
- Creating a VLAN 116
- Tagged VLAN 119
- Working with VLANS 121
- Configuring the 124
- Port PVID 124
- Restricting 125
- Management 125
- VLAN Access 125
- Displaying the 126
- Modifying a 128
- Enter VLAN ID > 129
- Resetting to the 130
- Default VLAN 130
- Enabling or 132
- Disabling GVRP 132
- Quality of Service (QoS) 133
- QoS Overview 134
- Enter traffic class> 139
- Configuring CoS 140
- IGMP Snooping 145
- IGMP Snooping Overview 146
- Configuring IGMP 148
- Viewing the Multicast Groups 150
- Chapter 11: IGMP Snooping 152
- Chapter 12 153
- RSTP Overview 154
- Path Costs and Port Costs 155
- Port Priority 156
- Point-to-Point and Edge Ports 158
- Mixed STP and 159
- RSTP Networks 159
- Rapid Spanning 160
- Tree and VLANs 160
- Enabling or Disabling RSTP 161
- Enter bridge priority> 164
- Enter bridge hello time> 164
- Enter bridge maximum age> 164
- Configuring STP Compatibility 166
- Basic RSTP Port 167
- Settings 167
- Advanced RSTP 169
- Port Settings 169
- Displaying the RSTP Topology 172
- 802.1x Network Access Control 175
- Authentication 177
- Authenticator 177
- Network Access 180
- Guidelines 180
- Enter port number> 184
- Enter NAS ID > 184
- Chapter 14 189
- RADIUS Overview 190
- Configuring the RADIUS Server 192
- Broadcast Storm Control 195
- MAC Address Tables 199
- MAC Address Overview 200
- MAC Addresses 202
- Setting the Age-Out Time 206
- Working With System Files 207
- Enter file name> 210
- Enter retry count> 210
- Download file? (Y/N)> 210
- Uploading the 211
- Configuration 211
- Downloading a 213
- Section II 215
- Chapter 18 217
- Switch’s IP Address 218
- Web Browser Tools 221
- Basic Switch Parameters 223
- 3. Click Apply 228
- Configuring SNTP 234
- Viewing System Information 235
- Hardware Information Section: 236
- Section: 236
- DHCP Mode 237
- Client” on page 226 237
- Rebooting a Switch 238
- Pinging a Remote System 239
- 3. Click Start 240
- Working with the System Log 241
- Sending the 243
- System Log to a 243
- Remote Server 243
- Port Configuration 245
- Displaying Port Statistics 252
- Chapter 21 255
- Chapter 21: SNMP 256
- Working with Trap Receivers 258
- 2. Click Restore 259
- Port Trunking 261
- Setting Up a Port Trunk 262
- Modifying a Port 263
- Disabling a Port 264
- Setting Up an LACP Trunk 265
- LACP Port 266
- Priority 266
- Viewing the 267
- LACP Group 267
- Disabling an 267
- LACP Trunk 267
- Port Mirroring 269
- Configuring Port Mirroring 270
- Disabling Port Mirroring 271
- Chapter 23: Port Mirroring 272
- Virtual LANs 277
- Chapter 25: Virtual LANs 280
- Displaying the VLANs 282
- Modifying a VLAN 285
- Deleting a VLAN 287
- Deleting All VLANs 288
- Enabling or Disabling GVRP 289
- Chapter 27 295
- Chapter 27: IGMP 298
- Chapter 28 299
- Chapter 28: RSTP 300
- Basic RSTP Configuration 301
- 5. Click Apply 305
- Viewing the RSTP Topology 306
- Chapter 30 311
- Configuring the RADIUS Client 312
- Setting the Aging Time 321
- Section III 329
- Formatting 333
- Conventions 333
- User EXEC 334
- Command Mode 334
- Privileged EXEC 335
- Port Mirroring Example 339
- VLAN Example 341
- Command Formatting 343
- AT-8000/POE Default Settings 345
- Basic Switch Default Settings 346
- SNMP Default Settings 348
- Status Enabled 349
- Mode Auto 349
- Flow Ctrl Enabled 349
- Quality of Service 350
- RSTP Default Settings 352
- Settings Default 354
- Server IP Address 0.0.0.0 354
- Response Time 10 seconds 354
- Maximum Retransmissions 3 354
- Threshold Low 355
- 356 Section: Reference 356
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