This page (Maintenance > Syslog > View Syslog Files > select a log > View Syslog) displays syslog messages for one of the eight sources of information:
| Security | Creation and violation of security configuration, including User logins and Captive Portal activity |
| QoS | Quality of Service messages for both creation and violation of QoS rules created on this controller |
| System WNC | Rogue AP syslog messages |
| NMS | Network Manager Server syslog messages |
| Mobility | Handoff or redirect messages |
| Bulk Update | Any use of the bulk update commands available from the GUI are noted here. The Bulk Update function, accessed from the AP Configuration, Wireless Interfaces Configuration, and Antenna Property pages, updates a group of selected APs. Bulk Update works the same in each of these areas, but the items to be updated are specific to the page where the bulk update is being initiated. |
| Upgrade | Any use of the CLI command upgrade |
| Per-user Firewall |
Creation and violation of per-user firewalls |
Select one of the Facilities listed in the above chart and then click View
Syslog to see these details:
| Line | Lne number of the syslog file where the entry is located. |
| Priority | Severity of the entry. Possible priorities are: debug, info, notice, warning, error, err, crit, alert, emerg, panic. |
| Mnemonic | The mnemonic assigned to the entry: CAP = Captive Portal RED = redirect FOR = forward WAU = WebAuth user authentication WST = Web Server Event WPW = Web UI user password administration |
| Time | Date and time when the entry was logged. |
| Record | The details of the syslog event depend on the
category of the message: Security: User logins, Captive Portal activity QoS: Creation and violation of QoS rules System WNC: rogue activity NMS: If this controller is part of Network Manager, all activity initiated by the Network Manager Server Mobility: This consists primarily of RED (redirect) messages Bulk Update: AP updates done in groups Upgrade: System Director upgrades Per-User Firewall: Creation and violation of firewalls |
In the box at the top of any column (Line, Priority, Mnuemonic, Time, Record), provide search data to filter the messages. You then see only messages that fit that filter. For Priority, you see messages of the selected priority level and higher; for example, a search for debug shows every message because debug is the lowest priority level. A search for info shows the messages info and higher: notice, warning, error, err, crit, alert emerg, panic (highest priority).
You can also click the calendar icon above the Time column to enter a specific date or time to filter syslog messages in this category.
For a list of Syslog events and descriptions, see the Troubleshooting chapter of the Sysytem Director Configuration Guide.