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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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syslog address host_addr
With no parameters specified this command displays the IP address of the syslog daemon.
host_addr—Enter the address of the host which will receive all syslog messages from the router.
syslog class class_value
Set the class of syslog message to be sent.
class_value—Enter a decimal number from 0 to 31. The default value is 16 (class local0). When
editing /etc/syslog.conf on your UNIX system to enable recording or display of the log, use the
following message class names:
• 16 - local0
• 17 - local1
• 18 - local2
• 19 - local3
• 20 - local4
• 21 - local5
• 22 - local6
• 23 - local7
syslog message message_string
Record a system log message. This is useful for marking events manually or for testing.
message_string—Enter the message you want to record.
syslog priority priority_value
Set the priority of syslog message to send.
priority_value—Enter a number from 0-7. The default is 7, indicating that all messages be sent. When
editing /etc/syslog.conf, use the following priority names:
• 7 - debug
• 6 - info
• 5 - notice
• 4 - warning
• 3 - err
• 2 - crit
• 1 - alert
• 0 - emerg