Level 4 Logs all data transferred to the port and all changes in hardware flow control status and all User connection events

Click Apply

Note A cache of the most recent 8K of logged data per serial port is maintained locally (in addition to the Logs which are transmitted for remote/USB flash storage). To view the local cache of logged serial port data select Manage: Port Logs

7.6.3Network TCP and UDP port logging

The console server supports optional logging of access to and communications with network attached Hosts.

For each Host, when you set up the Permitted Services which are authorized to be used, you also must set up the level of logging that is to be maintained for each service

Specify the logging level that is to be maintained for that particular TDC/UDP port/service, on that particular Host:

Level 0

Turns off logging for the selected TDC/UDP port to the selected Host

Level 1

Logs all connection events to the port

Level 2

Logs all data transferred to and from the port

Click Add then click Apply

7.6.4Auto-Response event logging

Check Log Events on Alerts & Logging: Auto-Responseto enable logging all Auto-Response activities

7.6.5Power device logging

The console server also logs access and communications with network attached hosts and maintain a history of the UPS and PDU power status.

To activate and set the desired levels of logging for each serial (Section 7.4) and/or network port (Section 7.5) and/or power and environment UPS (refer Chapter 8)

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