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3.Select Remote Server - IPv4 to enable syslog messages to be sent to one or more remote IPv4 syslog servers, and enter the IPv4 Address or Hostname. Separate multiple server addresses by commas.
Select Remote Server - IPv6 to enable syslog messages to be sent to one or more remote IPv6 syslog servers, and enter the IPv6 Address or Hostname. Separate multiple server address by commas.
4.Select Appliance Console to send messages to the virtual console server.
5.Select Root Session to send syslog messages to all sessions where you are logged in as root user.
6.Under the SNMP Trap heading, enter the name of the community defined in one or more of the SNMP trap servers in the Community field then enter the IP addresses of up to five servers in the server fields.
7.Under the SMS heading, enter the SMS Server, Port and Pager Number information in the appropriate fields.
8.Under the Email heading, enter the Server, Port and Destination Email information in the appropriate fields.
9.Under the DSView heading, enter the IP address of the DSView 3 server where event notifications will be sent in the DSView 3 server field. Enter the syslog server port number for the DSView 3 server, the SSH information and the buffer warning information in the appropiate fields.
10.Click Save.
Data Buffering
To configure Data Buffering:
1.Select Events and Logs - Data Buffering.
2.Enter the segment size in kilobytes and spare segments in the Local Data Buffering Settings section.
3.In the NFS Data Buffering Settings section, enter the following information: NFS Server, NFS Path, Segment Size (Kbytes) and Spare Segments.
NOTE: RPC service must be enabled in the Security Profile screen before configuring NFS Data Buffering Settings. NFS does not support IPv6.
