Nortel Networks 4050 manual Syslog Servers menu includes the following options, Facility

482Chapter 10 Configuring system settings

The Syslog Servers menu includes the following options:

/cfg/sys/syslog followed by:

list	Lists the IP addresses and facility numbers of all
	configured syslog servers, by index number.
del <index number>	Removes the specified syslog server from the system
	configuration. The index numbers of the remaining
	entries adjust accordingly.
	To view the index numbers of all configured syslog
	servers, use the list command.
add <IPaddr>	Adds a syslog server to the system configuration. You
<facility>	are prompted to enter the following information
	• IPaddr — the IP address of the syslog server
	• facility — the local facility number, to uniquely
		identify syslog entries. For more information about
		the local facility number, see the manual page for
		syslog.conf under UNIX.
	The system automatically assigns the next available
	index number to the server.
insert <index number>	Assigns a specific index number to the syslog server
<IPaddr> <facility>	you add.
	•	index number — the index number you want
		the server to have
	• IPaddr — the IP address of the syslog server you
		are adding
	• facility — the local facility number, to uniquely
		identify syslog entries. For more information about
		the local facility number, see the manual page for
		syslog.conf under UNIX.
	The index number you specify must be in use. The
	index numbers of existing servers with this index
	number and higher are incremented by 1.
move <index number>	Moves a server up or down the list of syslog servers in
<new index number>	the configuration.
	•	index number — the original index number of
		the server you want to move
	•	new index number — the index number
		representing the new position of the server in the
		list
	The index numbers of the remaining entries adjust
	accordingly.
	To view the index numbers of all configured syslog
	servers, use the list command.

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