IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Noremoteevent Group Range Subsystem, Group group.name

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particular message level, ªallº is assumed). Additionally, with thenoremote subsystem command, you can set a syslog_facility and syslog_level for any remaining message levels that have not been turned off.

Syntax:

noremoteevent . . .

group . . .

range . . .

subsystem . . .

event subsystem.event#

Suppresses the remote logging of messages for the speci®ed event.

group group.name

Suppresses the remote logging of messages that were previously added to

the speci®ed group group( .name).

range subsystemname ®rst_event_number last_event_number

Where ®rst_event_numberis the number of the ®rst event in the speci®ed event range, and last_event_number is the number of the last event of the speci®ed event range.

Suppresses the remote logging of a range of messages for the speci®ed subsystem.

Example:

noremote range gw 19 22

Suppresses the remote logging of events gw.019, gw.020, gw.021, and gw.022

subsystem subsystem.name [syslog_facility syslog_level]

Suppresses the remote logging of messages associated with the speci®ed subsystem (subsystem.name).

Example 1:

noremote subsystem tkr

Suppresses the remote logging of all ªtkrº messages.

Example 2:

ELS config> noremote subsystem tkr info

ELS config> SYSLOG FACILITY[LOG_USER]?

ELS config> SYSLOG LEVEL[LOG_INFO]?

In this example, ªLOG_USERº and ªLOG_INFOº were the values last picked for subsystem TKR. The command speci®ed turns off the remote logging for subsystem TKR only for messages coded for ªinfoº. Becausesyslog_facility and syslog_level was not speci®ed, the software prompts forsyslog_facility and syslog_level. If you enter another value at the prompts, that value will replace syslog_facility and syslog_level for the remaining remote-logged messages for the TKR subsystem.

Use the list all or list status commands to display what you have set with the noremote and remote commands.

For more information about syslog_facility and syslog_level see ªRemoteº on page 175.

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