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Click the Create Remote Log (
) icon at the top of the Remote Log Configuration page.
Panel borderStyle none Configure the fields and click OK. See below for valid configuration entries.
Field
Description
Enabled Enables/disables the log server. Valid selection: Yes (Enables the log server) or No (Does not enable the log server). Global Log Level The log level for the syslog server. Available levels:
Warning. An error is detected, probably from an external source, which may require operator intervention. A call or other connection may have failed, or be in danger of failing.
Informational. Includes call path and connection tracing information. This level and higher is sufficient to troubleshoot all configuration, setup, and interoperability issues.
Error. An error is detected from an internal source, which may require operator intervention. A call has failed or capacity is reduced.
Fatal. An error so severe that the entire system is in danger of shutdown or reboot. This condition has probably triggered one or more alarms as well.
Log Destination Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the log server to add. Log Facility Controls which Syslog Facility to use when sending log entries. You can use this to facilitate the sorting of messages from different nodes on a central Syslog server.
Port Log server port. Protocol Protocol for communicating with the log server. Valid selection: TCP or, UDP or TLS.
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