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Overview


Use the Event Log object to create, configure, disable and enable system and subsystem level log files to capture system, security, debug, packet, trace and accounting events.

Event Types
EventFacility
System16local0
Debug17local1
Trace18local2
Security19local3
Audit20local4
Accounting22local6
Platform Audit Logs23local7
Console log
lpr
SFTP log
ftp
Kern Log
kern
User Log
user
Daemon Log
daemon
Auth Log
auth, authpriv
Syslog Log
news
NTP Log
uucp
Cron Log
cron
FIPS Log
local5


FIPS Compliancy

The SBC releases 7.2.x and 10.1.3 are compliant with FIPS-140-2 and FIPS-140-3, respectively. To verify the current status of FIPS certification, contact the Global Support Assistance Center:

Ribbon Support Portal: https://ribboncommunications.com/services/ribbon-support-portal

Voice: +1-833-RIBBON1 (1-833-742-2661)

For each event type, an event class (subsystem) and severity threshold can be configured. Event classes include:

  • Audit
  • Call processing
  • Directory services
  • Network management
  • Policy
  • Resource management
  • Network routing
  • Platform Rsyslog
  • Security
  • Signaling
  • System management
  • Call trace

The ROLLFILE facility provides a means of closing the active log file and opening a new one with an incremented (name) suffix. This facilitates real-time analysis of system events by allowing the analysis on closed, rather than opened and growing, files.

For more information on SBC's support for remote syslog servers and the supported log types, refer to Supported Log Types.

The Event Log object allows you to create event log filters to capture debug, security, system, trace, and accounting events using following parameters:

  • Filter Admin – Filter configuration for each event log type and event class
  • Filter Status – View filter status per each event log type and event class (using the request command)
  • INFO Level Logging Enable – Re-enable INFO level logging if it becomes disabled due to system congestion
  • Memory Usage – Measure memory usage of each process
  • Platform Audit Logs – View platform audit logs of administrative, privileged, and security actions
  • Platform Rsyslog – Method of sending event messages to a syslog server.
  • Subsystem Admin – Filter configuration for each subsystem
  • Type Admin – Event log for configuration items related to each event log type


Note

For security protection, the Netconf interface does not support "/aaa" records.

Filter Admin


The SBC records the maximum number of Debug Event logs, which can potentially cause memory to become congested resulting in unexpected or undesirable SBC performance.

If using INFO filter level is needed for troubleshooting, the SBC triggers the alarm sonusCpEventLogFileDebugLevelInfoNotification any time the Debug Event Log filter level is set to INFO as a reminder of potential memory congestion due to the accumulation of a large number of Debug Event logs in memory. The alarm includes a warning message to set the filter level to MAJOR. The alarm is enabled or disabled using both CLI and EMA

When the filter level is set to INFO, the following events occur:

  • The SBC generates the alarm sonusCpEventLogFileDebugLevelInfoNotification every five minutes.
  • The SBC generates a warning message Debug Event Log filter level is set to INFO. Set to MAJOR if finished troubleshooting on the last modified Debug Event Log file.

Once the troubleshooting is completed, set the filter level to MAJOR. The alarms are cleared when the filter level is set to MAJOR.

When the filter level is changed, the clear alarm sonusCpEventLogFileDebugLevelInfoClearNotification is triggered and a message Debug Event Log filter level is no longer set to INFO is displayed in the log file.


Command Syntax

% set oam eventLog filterAdmin <node name>
	<event_type: audit | debug | memusage | security | system | trace>
	<event_class: audit | callproc | directory | netmgmt | policy |  resmgmt | routing | security | signaling | sysmgmt | trace>
	level <info | major | minor | noevents>
	state <off | on>

Command Parameters

Filter Admin Event Log Parameters

Parameter

Description

filterAdmin

Event Log Class Filter configuration table.

<node name>

SBC node name.

<event type>

The type of event log to configure:

  • audit – System audit data. These files contain a record of all management interactions that modify the state of the system, and includes all the changes made via the CLI and the Netconf interface. These files use .AUD extensions.
  • debug – System debugging data. These files have .DBG extensions.
  • memusage – Process heap memory usage data. These files have .MEM extensions.
  • security – Security level events. These files have .SEC extensions.
  • system – System level events. These files have .SYS extensions.
  • trace – System trace data. These files have .TRC extensions.

<event class>

For each event type, configure one of the following event:

  • audit – Audit subsystem.
  • callproc – Call Processing subsystem.
  • directory – Directory Services subsystem.
  • netmgmt – Network Management subsystem.
  • policy – Policy subsystem.
  • resmgmt – Resource Management subsystem.
  • routing – Network Routing subsystem.
  • security – Security subsystem.
  • signaling – Signaling subsystem.
  • sysmgmt – System Management subsystem.
  • trace – Call Trace subsystem.

level

Minimum severity level threshold for event logging:

  • critical – log only critical events.
  • info – log all events.
  • major – log major and critical events.
  • minor – log all events other than info.
  • noevents – do not log any events.

Note:  Info level logs which are traps or faults are always reported in the system logs.

state

Administrative state of event logging for this event type. Set to “on” if filter entry should take precedence over per-node settings.

  • off (default) – Logging is not activated.
  • on – Logging is activated.


Filter Status

Command Syntax

% request oam eventLog filterStatus <node name>
   <event_type: audit | debug | memusage | security | system | trace>
   <event_class: audit | callproc | directory | netmgmt | policy |  resmgmt | routing | security | signaling | sysmgmt | trace>
   resetStats

Command Parameters

Filter Status Event Log Parameters

Parameter

Description

filterStatus

Event log class filter status table.

<system name>

SBC system name.

<event type>

The type of event log:

  • audit – System audit data. These files contain a record of all management interactions that modify the state of the system, and includes all the changes made via the CLI and the Netconf interface. These files use .AUD extensions.
  • debug – System debugging data. These files have .DBG extensions.
  • memusage – Process heap memory usage data. These files have .MEM extensions.
  • security – Security level events. These files have .SEC extensions.
  • system – System level events. These files have .SYS extensions.
  • trace – System trace data. These files have .TRC extensions.

<event class>

Event class for each event type:

  • audit – Audit subsystem.
  • callproc – Call Processing subsystem.
  • directory – Directory Services subsystem.
  • netmgmt – Network Management subsystem.
  • policy – Policy subsystem.
  • resmgmt – Resource Management subsystem.
  • routing – Network Routing subsystem.
  • security – Security subsystem.
  • signaling – Signaling subsystem.
  • sysmgmt – System Management subsystem.
  • trace – Call Trace subsystem.

resetStats

Use this control to reset the value of Events Filtered column of the filterStatus display.


INFO Level Logging Enable

The active and standby SBC are designed to turn off INFO level logging if the system becomes congested. The "request oam eventLog infoLevelLoggingEnable clearInfoLevelLoggingDisabled" command is used to re-enable INFO level logging once it is disabled. See sonusCpEventLogInfoLevelLoggingDisabledNotfication - MAJOR for associated trap details.

To view INFO LEVEL LOGGING DISABLED state, run the following command.

'show table oam eventLog typeStatus' Example
> show table oam eventLog typeStatus
                                                                                                                    INFO
                                               TOTAL                                                                LEVEL
          CURRENT      FILE     FILE    TOTAL  FILE      FILES    NEXT      LOG                                     LOGGING
TYPE      FILE         RECORDS  BYTES   FILES  BYTES     DROPPED  ROLLOVER  DESTINATION  LAST FILE DROP             DISABLED
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
system    1000005.SYS  216      31756   32     1032744   0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false
debug     1000014.DBG  1601     188964  32     27489838  0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false
trace     1000005.TRC  0        128     32     5224      0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false
acct      1000085.ACT  1        202     32     7592      0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false
security  1000005.SEC  7        1047    32     23610     0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false
audit     1000005.AUD  1002     186238  32     4267027   0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false
packet    1000005.PKT  0        128     32     872       0        0         localDisk    0000-00-00T00:00:00+00:00  false 

Command Syntax

% request oam eventLog infoLevelLoggingEnable clearInfoLevelLoggingDisabled

Command Parameter

Info Level Logging Enable Event Log Parameter

Parameter

Description

clearInfoLevelLoggingDisabled

Use this command to re-enable info level logging after it becomes disabled due to system congestion. If this command is executed while the system is still congested, this may cause the system to become further congested.

Note: Only issue this command once system congestion dissipates. 

Memory Usage

The SBC Core uses the OAM Event Log memusage command to log the memory usage of each process over a configurable interval. The SBC generates a memory log which is uses to capture and log process heap memory usage over time.

The following limitations apply in this release: 

  • Memory consumption through interval statistics are not reported.
  • Memory usage is reported at the process level, not for individual threads/tasks.

The number of bytes used by an active process are captured in the memory usage log file:

Processes are identified by the log entries encoded by the system. For example, the format of a log entry:
113 03282017 073341.007995:1.01.00.00006.MAJOR .PRS: memusage: 1516445696

The memory usage details are logged to the hard drive in the directory: /var/log/sonus/sbx/evlog 

Note

Use the log number to locate the correct log file. For example:

/var/log/sonus/sbx/evlog/<log number>.mem

where the <log number>.mem is the memory usage log file.

Command Syntax

% set oam eventLog process memusage
        state <enable | disable>
        level <summary | detailed>
        interval <0...140>


Command Parameters

Memory Usage Parameters
ParameterLength/RangeDescription
memusageN/AThe peer process memory usage configuration details.

state

N/A

Enable this flag to measure the memory usage of each active process.

  • disable (default)
  • enable
levelN/A

Specifies the level of details to be displayed.

  • summary (default)
  • detailed
Interval0-1440 minutes

The time interval, in minutes, to elapse between the recording of each memory usage file to the hard drive. (Default = 5)

Note: An interval of 1440 minutes (24 hours) equates to one log entry per day for a process.

Platform Audit Logs

Command Syntax

% set oam eventLog platformAuditLogs
      state <disabled | enabled>

Command Parameters

Platform Audit Logs Parameters
ParameterLength/RangeDescription
platformAuditLogsN/A

Use this object to configure a remote server IP address, port, and protocol type to push the platform audit logs to a remote server.

state

N/A 

Enable this flag to allow platform audit logging of administrative, privileged, and security actions.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled


Platform Rsyslog

Use Rsyslog to configure a remote server IP address, port, and protocol type to push platform logs of administrative, privileged, and security actions to a remote server.

When platformRsyslog is enabled, the /etc/rsyslog.conf file is configured to send the configured platform logs to the remote syslog server. The remote server's /etc/rsyslog.conf file must match the configuration of the SBC to receive platform logs. The SBC automatically adds an Access Control List (ACL) rule to send the audit logs through the network processor to the remote server.


Note

The SBC Syslog configuration does not provide a setting for specifying an Interface to use for connectivity to remote syslog servers; instead, the interface is decided using the configured Static Routes. The SBC application automatically creates an ACL to allow connections from the remote server to the mgmt interface.

If traffic to the remote server is routed out of a different interface due to the configured Static Routes, then you must either add a new Static Route to route the traffic out of the mgmt interface, or create a new ACL for that interface.

The following logs are not supported: Monit, Mail, Printer, dpkg and the /var/log/messages file.

Note
The ACL rule is removed automatically from the default ACL rules when platformRsyslog is disabled.
Note

For a High Availability (HA) pair, the /etc/rsyslog.conf file is updated both on the Active and the Standby SBCs to push the audit logs to the remote server.

Command Syntax

% set oam eventLog platformRsyslog 
	linuxLogs
		authLog <disabled | enabled> 
		consoleLog <disabled | enabled> 
		cronLog <disabled | enabled> 
		daemonLog <disabled | enabled> 
		fipsLog <disabled | enabled> 
		kernLog <disabled | enabled> 
		ntpLog <disabled | enabled> 
		platformAuditLog <disabled | enabled> 
		sftpLog <disabled | enabled> 
		syslogLog <disabled | enabled> 
		userLog <disabled | enabled>
	servers server<server1 | server2 | server3>
		port <port #>
		protocolType <relp | tcp | tls-tcp | udp>
		remoteHost <host_ip>  
	syslogState <disabled | enabled>

New Server Configuration Command Parameters


Note

Ensure the Platform Rsyslog state is set to "disabled" before configuring/re-configuring the IP address, port, and/or protocol type of the remote server.


ParameterLength/RangeDefaultDescriptionM/O

no

1-31Number of server.M
host_ipN/AN/AHost IP of server.M
protocolN/ATCP

The protocol used to send messages to the Remote Server.

  • relp
  • tcp
  • tls-tcp
  • udp
M
portN/A514Specifies the port used to send messages to the remote Server.M

Sys log state Command Parameters


ParameterDescription

syslogState

Use this flag to enable/disable the Rsyslog service:

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

Linux logs Command Parameters

To determine which types of logs the Rsyslog service sends to a remote syslog server when the service is enabled, use linuxLogs.


ParameterDescription

platformAuditLog

Platform Linux audit log messages (/var/log/audit/audit.log)

consoleLog 

Console activity messages (/var/log/session/session*)

sftpLog 

Internal-sftp messages (/var/log/sftp.log)

kernLog 

Kernal messages (/var/log/kern.log)

userLog 

User-level messages (/var/log/user.log)

daemonLog 

System daemon messages (/var/log/daemon.log)

authLog

Auth and authpriv security/authorization messages (/var/log/auth.log)

sysLog 

Internally generated syslogd messages (/var/log/syslog)

ntpLog 

NTP subsystem messages (/var/log/sonus/tmp/ntp.log)

cronLog 

Clock deamon messages (/var/log/cron.log)

fipsLog 

Fips messages (/var/log/fips.log)


FIPS Compliancy

The SBC releases 7.2.x and 10.1.3 are compliant with FIPS-140-2 and FIPS-140-3, respectively. To verify the current status of FIPS certification, contact the Global Support Assistance Center:

Ribbon Support Portal: https://ribboncommunications.com/services/ribbon-support-portal

Voice: +1-833-RIBBON1 (1-833-742-2661)

Subsystem Admin

Command Syntax

Mandatory parameters required to configure an Event log subsystem event type:

% set oam eventLog subsystemAdmin <system_name> <subsys_ID>

Non-mandatory parameters to configure an Event log subsystem event type:

% set oam eventLog subsystemAdmin <system_name> <subsys_ID>
	infoLogState <disabled | enabled>
 	infoLogFiltered <comma-separated event list: mm,options,register,subscribe,notify,transparency>
	maxEventID <0-4.294967295E9>
	minEventID <0-4.294967295E9>

Command Parameters

Subsystem Admin Event Log Parameters

Parameter

Description

subsystemAdmin

Subsystem event logging configuration.

<system_name>

Name of system.

<subsys_ID>

The subsystem/task ID. See Subsystem IDs table below for a list of subsystem IDs. 

infoLogState

Use this flag to enable/disable event logging of INFO level messages to DBG and SYS logs for   the specified subsystem. By default, infoLogSate is enabled for all subsystems.

  • disabled
  • enabled (default)

Note:

  • If infoLogState is disabled for CHM, nothing is written to AUD logs.
  • If infoLogState is disabled for CPX, request commands are not recorded to AUD logs.
infoLogFiltered

Use this parameter to configure a category containing one or more of the following events for which not to generate INFO level logs. 

  • mm- Relating to SIP Message Manipulation (SMM) feature.
  • options- Relating to Options message and subsequent transaction processing.
  • register- Relating to Register message and subsequent transaction processing.
  • subscribe- Relating to Subscribe message and subsequent transaction processing.
  • notify- Relating to Notify message and subsequent transaction processing.
  • transparency- Relating to SIP transparency feature.
Note

You can only configure this parameter when <subsys_ID> = sipsg

Subsystem IDs

aka

arm

asg

brm

cam

cc

chm

cpx

dbl

dcm

debug

dfe

dht

diamc

dnsc

drm

ds

dsa

dtls/srtp

ema

enm

enm_am

enm_test

fm

gcl mbs

gclcomm

gwcm

gwfe

gwsg

h248fe

h323fe

h323sg

ice

iceapp1

iceapp2

iceapp3

iceapp4

iceapp5

iceapp6

iceapp7

iceapp8

icms_test1

icms_test2

ike

im

ipacl

ipm

kfqdn

les

license_sm

lvm

lwresd

mgsg

mim

mrm

mtrm

nim

nrm

nrma

nrs

pathchk

perfs

perfs

pes

pipe

prsnp

rgm

rtm

rtma

sbcintf

scpa

sec

sg

sipcm

sipfe

sipsg

sm

sma

ssa

ssreq

surrreg

trcrt

trm

xrm


Type Admin

Note

The syslog ACL rules are added and removed by enabling/disabling syslogState and configuring the syslog log fields.

Note

To guard against overlogging, the SBC logs up to 4,294,976,295 messages per second in the event logs (configurable with set oam eventLog typeAdmin system diskThrottleLimit), but additional event messages above that threshold are discarded. If log events must be discarded, the SBC writes an error message about the skipped messages in the system (.SYS) log.

Command Syntax

The following syntax applies to the set oam eventLog typeAdmin command:

% set oam eventLog typeAdmin <acct | audit | debug | memusage | packet |  security | system | trace>
   cdrFileTransferType <compressed | uncompressed>
   compressionSupport <both | none | only>
   compressionDaysToKeep <1-7>
   compressionCleanupDirectory <alternate directory name>
   diskThrottleLimit <0-4294976295>
   encryptFile <disabled | enabled>
   encryptionPublicKey <encryptionPublicKey_name>
   eventLogValidation
   fileCount <1-2048>
   fileSize <256-65535>
   fileWriteMode <default | optimize>
   filterLevel <info>
   messageQueueSize <2-100>
   renameOpenFiles <disabled | enabled>
   rolloverAction <start | stop>
   rolloverInterval <0-31536000>
   rolloverStartTime <time>
   rolloverType <repetitive | nonrepetitive>
   saveTo <none | disk>
   servers <syslogRemoteHost | syslogRemotePort | syslogRemoteProtocol>
   syslogState <disabled | enabled>

Only the Administrator can execute the above command using the audit and security attributes:

% set oam eventLog typeAdmin audit...
% set oam eventLog typeAdmin security...


Note

The SBC logs configuration changes made to the encryptFile and encryptionPublicKey parameters.  For more detailed information, refer to Encrypting Auto-traced Media.

The following syntax applies to the request oam eventLog typeAdmin command:

% request oam eventLog typeAdmin <acct | audit | debug | memusage | packet |  security | system | trace> rolloverLogNow

% request oam filterStatus <card name> <audit | debug | memusage | security | system | trace> 
	<audit | callproc | directory | netmgmt | policy | resmgmt | routing | security | signaling | sysmgmt | trace

Only the Administrator can execute the following commands using the "audit" and "security" attributes:

% request oam eventLog typeAdmin audit rolloverLogNow
% request oam eventLog typeAdmin security rolloverLogNow
% request oam eventLog filterStatus <card name> security security resetStats


Note

The System log displays Info level logs which are traps or faults when the System log filterLevel is configured to log Major and/or Critical events.

Command Parameters

Type Admin Event Log Parameters (set command)

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

typeAdmin

N/A

Event Log configuration table for configuration items related to each Event Log type.

<event_type>

N/A

Specifies the type of event log being configured:

  • acct – System account data. These files have .ACT extensions.
  • audit – System audit data. These files contain a record of all management interactions that modify the state of the system. These files have .AUD extensions. It  includes all the changes made via the CLI and the Netconf interface. (This attribute is only available to an Administrator)
  • debug – System debugging data. These files have .DBG extensions.
  • memusage – Process heap memory usage data. These files have .MEM extensions.
  • packet – Packet information details. These files have .PKT extensions. If enabled, stores the packet details to .PKT files.
  • security – Security level events. These files have .SEC extensions. (This attribute is only available to an Administrator)
  • system – System   level events. These files have .SYS extensions.
  • trace – System trace data. These files have .TRC extensions.

NOTE: packet (.PKT) and memusage (.MEM) logs are not supported for syslog service. Refer to Supported Log Types for more information on supported log types.

cdrFileTransferTypeN/A

Write CDRs as compressed, or uncompressed.

  • compressed
  • uncompressed (default)
cnfLogFormatN/A


This flag is applicable for SBC CNe deployments only with respect to the debug, system and security files.


For backwards compatibility, use this flag to switch between the legacy and CNF logging formats of the debug, system and security files at runtime by either enabling or disabling the cnfLogFormat flag.

  • disable (default)
  • enable
compressionSupport N/A

Type of compression.

  • both – The SBC generates both compressed and uncompressed CDR files
  • none (default) – For backward compatibility, uncompressed CDR files
  • only – The SBC generates compressed CDR files
compressionDaysToKeep 1-7The number of days to keep compressed files before deleting. Default = 5.
compressionCleanupDirectoryN/A

The alternate directory name (containing no slashes) under the evlog file directory from which compressed files are removed after compressionDaysToKeep days.

Note

You must create a script to transfer the compressed file to the newly-created directory.

diskThrottleLimit

0-4294976295

Specifies the limit on INFO level messages logged to the disk in one second. A value of 0 disables the limit. The default value is 10000.

Note: For the trace log, if tracing is being performed to capture all of the SIP PDU for all of the calls on the system for use in conjunction with Ribbon Analytics, then this value needs to be tuned to accommodate the maximum call load anticipated for the SBC instance. For example, for a call rate of 1350 cps and assuming 14 messages in a basic SIP call (ingress and egress legs), it would require a total of 18,900 messages. Adding this to the default 10000, the recommendation in this case would be to set the limit at 30,000.

encryptFileN/A

Specifies whether the packet files are encrypted.

  • disabled (default) - The .PKT files contain unencrypted data.
  • enabled - The .PKT files contain encrypted data. When enabled, the encryptionPublicKey parameter is mandatory.

Note: You can configure this parameter only when typeAdmin is set to packet.

For more detailed information, refer to Encrypting Auto-traced Media.

encryptionPublicKey128-1024 bytes

This is the RSA public key without ssh-rsa at the beginning of the key contents and without the user email at the end of the key contents. This key uses a minimum of 2048 bits and accommodates public keys of up to 4096 bits in length.

Note: This parameter is mandatory when encryptFile is set to enabled.

Note: You can configure this parameter only when typeAdmin is set to packet.

For more detailed information, refer to Encrypting Auto-traced Media.

eventLogValidationN/A

Specifies whether the logs at rest for this log type should be cryptographically hashed.

Hashing is only recommended for the security and audit logs. These are the main logs required to triage security issues and do not roll very frequently. Hashing must be disabled for logs that are rolling over frequently as would occur for the trace log if the call rate is 1350 cps and it is being used to capture all SIP PDU's for use with Ribbon Analytics.

If logs are being exported using Rsyslog then there is no need to enable Event Log Validation as the logs are copied off the SBC before they could be modified. Refer to OAM - Event Log - Platform Rsyslog.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

IMPORTANT: You must disable this control for any logs which are rolling at a very high rate (e.g. capturing trace logs of all SIP PDUs for use with Ribbon Analytics).

Hash Notes:

  • Hashes are stored in /.../evlog/eventLogValidation/
  • The hash file name format is <evLogfilename>.hash.<keyName>
  • Hashes must be retrieved using SFTP 

fileCount

1-2048

Specifies the number of event log files that will be maintained for this event type. (default = 32).

fileSize

256-65535

Maximum size (in KB) that a single event log file will ever grow to. (default = 2048).

Note: Set the file size to 65535 for trace and account logs when attempting to trace all calls on the system for use with Ribbon Analytics.

fileWriteMode

N/A

Event log NFS write mode. 

  • default – Log data is written as a 1344-byte packet.
  • optimize – Log data is written as a 8000-byte packet. Optimize write mode results in IP fragmentation but yields better throughput.

filterLevel

N/A

Logs every possible event.

messageQueueSize

2-100

The number of event log message entries to buffer before writing to disk. (default = 10).  If capturing all of the SIP PDU messages in the trace log for use with Ribbon Analytics, set this value to 100 for the trace log.

renameOpenFiles

N/A

Enable this flag to append an ".OPEN" extension to accounting and files which are open for writing.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

Note: You must enable the global callTrace signalingPacketCapture parameter (set state to "enable") to capture SIP and H.323 packets (Refer to Call Trace - CLI for configuration details).

Once signalingPacketCapture is enabled, any subsequent changes to SBC device configurations or filter information will not be available to signaling packet captures until signalingPacketCapture is reset (state is disabled, and then re-enabled).

rolloverAction

N/A

Event log rollover actions.

  • start – Start rollover action
  • stop – Stop rollover action

rolloverInterval

0-31536000

Event log rollover interval, in seconds.

Note: When using this service, you must set a value of 15 seconds or more.

rolloverStartTime

N/A

Specifies the start time for event log rollover. The format is CCYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS. For example: 2010-01-01T01:01:01

rolloverType

N/A

Event log rollover type. 

  • nonrepetitive (default) – The rollover will occur once at the specified single instance.
  • repetitive – The rollover will occur repeatedly at the specified intervals.

saveTo

N/A

Use flag to specify that the events are saved to disk or not saved.

  • disk (default)
  • none

state

N/A

Specifies the requested state of the given Event Log type.

  • disabled – Logging is not activated.
  • enabled – (default) Logging is activated.
  • rollfile – Use this option to close the active log file and open a new one with an incremented (name) suffix. This facilitates real-time analysis of system events by performing the analysis on closed, rather than opened and growing, files.

Do not disable accounting and audit logs.

serversN/A

Configure a remote Rsyslog Server for a single log type:

  • syslogRemoteHost – (0-255) The remote host where the messages are written to the syslog.
  • syslogRemotePort – (1-65,535) Specifies the port to use to send messages to the remote syslog. Default value is 514.
  • syslogRemoteProtocol – The protocol to use to send messages to the remote syslog.
    • relp
    • tcp (default)
    • udp 

Note: packet (.PKT) and memusage (.MEM) logs are not supported for syslog service. Refer to Supported Log Types for more information on supported log types.

syslogStateN/AEnable flag to log events of specified type to syslog. 
  • disabled (default)
  • enabled
Notes on Compression-Related File Naming

For Hardware and SWe-Based Systems

  • The compressed files are named using the following convention:

<System Name>_<timestamp>_xxxxxxx.ACT.gz

...where System Name is the name of the Redundancy group.
Example: SBX30_1571352583_1000018.ACT.gz

  • The number of files created and maintained concurrently is unlimited, and is not constrained by the fileCount configured for the accounting log.


For N:1 Cloud-Based Systems

  • The compressed files are named using the following convention:

< Hostname i.e. VM Name  >_<timestamp>_xxxxxxx.ACT.gz

You cannot use the system name because, in an N:1 system, multiple instances running in active mode would have the same system name.

The SBC uses the actualCeName as the Hostname because this is the name specified in the user metadata.
Example: vsbc1Site1_1571352902_1000003.ACT.gz

  • The number of files created and maintained concurrently is unlimited, and is not constrained by the fileCount configured for the accounting log.


For 1:1 Cloud-Based Systems

  • The compressed files are named using the following convention:

<System Name>_<timestamp>_xxxxxxx.ACT.gz

...where System Name is the actualSystemName, as this is the name specified in the user metadata.
Example:  vsbcSystem22_1571348519_1000001.ACT.gz

  • The number of files created and maintained concurrently is unlimited, and is not constrained by the fileCount configured for the accounting log.


Type Admin Event Log Parameters (request command)

Parameter

Description

typeAdmin

Event Log configuration table for configuration items related to each Event Log type.

<event_type>

Specifies the type of event log to roll over:

  • acct – System account data. These files have .ACT extensions.
  • audit – System audit data. These files contain a record of all management interactions that modify the state of the system. These files have .AUD extensions. It  includes   all the changes made via the CLI and the Netconf interface. (This attribute is only available to an Administrator)
  • debug – System debugging data. These files have .DBG extensions.
  • memusage – Process heap memory usage data. These files have .MEM extensions.
  • packet – Packet information details. These files have .PKT extensions. If enabled, stores the packet details to .PKT files.
  • security – Security level events. These files have .SEC extensions. (This attribute is only available to an Administrator)
  • system – System   level events. These files have .SYS extensions.
  • trace – System trace data. These files have .TRC extensions.

rolloverLogNow

This control is used with request command to perform a roll-over of the specified log immediately.


 
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