Tripp Lite B064-016-02-IPG, B064-032-04-IPG owner manual Log Information, Notification Settings

OSD Operation (continued)

Log

The B064-Series KVM switch logs all the events that take place and writes them to a log file. The Log section is split into two sub-sections; Log Information and Notification Settings.

Log Information

The Log Information sub-section is where you can view the contents of the built-in log file. When opened, a page similar to the one below appears.

The Log Information page can store up to 512 events, at which time the oldest files are deleted and replaced with newer files. The records it displays show the Time, Severity, User and Log Information associated with the event. At the bottom of the screen are four icons, whose functionality is described below.

•Pause – Clicking the Pause button stops new events from being displayed in the Log Information page. When clicked, the icon changes to Resume. Click Resume to allow events to be displayed again.

•Clear Log – Clicking the Clear Log button will clear the records displayed in the Log Information page.

•Export Log – Clicking the Export Log button will allow you to export and save the log file to your computer.

•Filter – Clicking the Filter button opens the Filter settings, shown below, which allow you to display only records that match the filter settings entered. The filter settings are described in the table below.

Field	Example
Time	The Time filter settings allow you to display only those records that occurred at a specific time. Below are the
	options.
	• Today Only – Check the Today Only checkbox and click the Apply button to display only those events that
	occurred on today’s date.
	• Start Date/Time – Check the Start Date/Time checkbox and click in the field to the right of it to bring up a
	calendar that allows you to select a desired date and time. Click the Apply button to display all of the events that
	occurred between the date/time entered into the Start Date/Time field and the present date/time.
	• End Date/Time – This setting works in conjunction with the Start Date/Time field. Check the Start Date/Time
	checkbox and click in the field to the right of it to bring up a calendar that allows you to select a desired date and
	time. Check the End Date/Time checkbox and click in the field to the right of it to bring up a calendar that allows
	you to select a desired date and time. Click the Apply button to display all of the events that occurred between the
	date/time entered into the Start Date/Time field and the date/time entered into the End Date/Time field.
Information	The Information field allows you to type in a key word or string, and display only those records that contain the
	search term. Simply type in a search term and click the Apply button.
User	The User field allows you to type in a user name, and display only those records that contain the text that you entered in
	the User field. To filter by User, you must check the User checkbox, type in a search term, and then click the Apply button.
Priority	The Priority fields allow you to filter by the Priority of the event being recorded; Least, Less or Most. To filter by
	Priority, check the Priority checkbox, then check the Priority level checkbox(es) that you wish to filter by, and then
	click the Apply button.
Reset	Click the Reset button at any time to clear any filter settings that were entered and display all events.
Exit	Click the Exit button to close the Filter settings.

Notification Settings

The Notification Settings sub-section allows you to select which events are sent out to SNMP, SMTP and SysLog servers. Simply check the checkboxes in the rows of the events that you want notifications sent out for, and in the column(s) of the methods you want them to be sent to. When checked, the corresponding event notification will be sent using the corresponding method. Note: You can check multiple boxes at the same time using the [Shift] or [Ctrl] keys. To highlight a group of consecutive ports, start by highlighting the first port, hold down the [Shift] key, and then highlight the last port that you wish to highlight. All ports from the first one you highlighted to the last will be highlighted. You can then click on any of the permission checkboxes to change that permission for all of the highlighted ports. To highlight multiple non-consecutive ports, start by highlighting the first port, hold down the [Ctrl] key, and then highlight each additional port one by one while continuing to hold down the [Ctrl] key. When all of the desired ports are highlighted, click on any checkbox to change that permission for all of the highlighted ports.

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