Sheriff On 9 Mar 2015 22:30, "Lucas Hazel" <[email protected]> wrote:
> ec-c3-c34s4(su)->show port trap > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.1. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.2. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.3. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.4. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.5. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.6. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.7. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.8. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.9. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.10. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.11. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.12. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.13. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.14. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.15. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.16. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.17. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.18. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.19. > Link traps disabled on port ge.1.20. > Link traps enabled on port ge.1.21. > Link traps enabled on port ge.1.22. > Link traps enabled on port ge.1.23. > Link traps enabled on port ge.1.24. > > On 6 Mar 2015, at 12:11 pm, Jolyon Ansuz <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hello all, > > I'm working on refining our syslog settings for switches across our > network. > > It's my intentions to set the application System to seven to catch the > interfaces going up and down. The conflicting information that I don't want > is as below: > > ---8<-- snip ---------------------------------- > ec-d2-c34s98(su)->set logging application System level 7 > ec-d2-c34s98(su)-> > <190>Mar 6 21:31:18 172.21.6.197-1 DTL[65189344]: ds_main.c(545) 1005 > % dsPacketIntercept : creating a ds binding for vlan 1600 in interface 14 > ... > <190>Mar 6 21:31:27 172.21.6.197-1 DTL[65189344]: ds_main.c(545) 1014 > % dsPacketIntercept : creating a ds binding for vlan 1601 in interface 14 > <190>Mar 6 21:31:31 172.21.6.197-1 TRAPMGR[53608264]: traputil.c(466) > 1015 % Link Down: Unit: 1 Slot: 0 Port: 11 > <190>Mar 6 21:31:34 172.21.6.197-1 DTL[65189344]: ds_main.c(545) 1016 > % dsPacketIntercept : creating a ds binding for vlan 1600 in interface 14 > ... > <190>Mar 6 21:31:39 172.21.6.197-1 DTL[65189344]: ds_main.c(545) 1026 > % dsPacketIntercept : creating a ds binding for vlan 1604 in interface 14 > ---8<-- snip ---------------------------------- > > I'm using the below templates at the moment. > > ---8<-- snip ---------------------------------- > # Clear any previous logging servers > clear logging server 1 > clear logging server 2 > > # Set external logging servers, levels to be set according to application > level requirements. > set logging server 1 ip-addr x.x.x.x facility local7 severity x descr > 'syslog01' state enable > set logging server 2 ip-addr x.x.x.x facility local7 severity x descr > 'syslog02' state enable > > # Set default levels > set logging application all level 6 > > # Refine levels > set logging application CLIWEB level 5 > set logging application SNMP level 4 > set logging application STP level 7 > set logging application Driver level 7 > set logging application System level 6 > set logging application Stacking level 5 > set logging application UPN level 6 > set logging application Router level 6 > ---8<-- snip ---------------------------------- > > Is anyone able to shed some light or share an example for/with me please? > > Sincerely, > > Jolyon Ansuz > > Senior Network and Communications Administrator > Communications Infrastructure > Information Technology > University of New England > Armidale NSW 2351 > > P: +61 2 6773 3568 > M: +61 412 735 836 > > "If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old.", Peter > Drucker (IEEE) > > This message contains confidential information and is intended only for > the individual named. 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