Logcheck Action Routine | HP A5799A guide

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This example logs the event .CDR.AREA1 into the terminal server log- history file.

LOGCHECK Action

Routine

The LOGCHECK Action Routine checks to see if the log buffer has reached a specified threshold. If the log has exceeded this threshold then the event .LOGFULL is generated.

Format:		LOGCHECK
Parameters:		Percent full threshold (Default is 80)
Examples:

	Alarm/Event	Action Routine	Parameters	Comments
	.DAILY	LOGCHECK

In this example, the log buffer is checked to see if its threshold of 80% has been exceeded.

Alarm/Event	Action Routine	Parameters	Comments
.DAILY	LOGCHECK	50

This example checks if the log buffer has exceeded a threshold of 50%.

NOTE: The event itself (.DAILY in this example) will generate log data, thereby tending to fill the log.

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