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Troubleshooting
Using Logging To Identify Problem Sources
For example, on a switch where there are no SyslogD servers configured, you
would do the following to configure SyslogD servers 18.120.38.155 and
18.120.43.125 and automatically enable Syslog logging (with user as the default
logging facility):
Figure C-10. Example of Configuring and Enabling Syslog Logging
To use a non-default logging facility, such as lpr, in the same operation as in
figure C-10, you would use this command set:
ProCurve(config)# logging 18.120.38.155
ProCurve(config)# logging 18.120.43.125
ProCurve(config)# logging facility lpr
logging < syslog-ip-addr >
configures the Syslog
server(s) to use and
enables Syslog debug
logging. (In this case,
Syslog is automatically
enabled because debug
destination logging has
not been previously
disabled with other Syslog
servers already
configured in the switch.
(Refer to the Syntax box
under “Configuring the
Switch To Send Debug
Messages to One or More
SyslogD Servers” on page
C-28.)
The configured Syslog server
IP addresses appear in the
switch’s configuration file.
This command shows that
Syslog logging is enabled for
the listed IP addresses.
Default Logging Facility