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13 Configuring Logging
This chapter provides step-by-step instructions for configuring logging.
Logging is configured for the purpose of recording events such as errors
and console commands.
Figure 13-1 shows the screen flow for configuring the logging screens.
Screens unique to logging are indicated by bold boxed screens.
[FUNCTION] denotes the function key used at a screen to invoke the next
screen on the screen flow.
Figure 13-1 Logging Configuration Screen Flow
Link Selection
Network Log
Config (6)
[NEXT SCREEN]
[NEXT SCREEN]
Network Log
Config (5)
Main Screen
NS Config
Link Selection
Network Log
Config (2)
Unguided Config
[OPEN CONFIG]
[NS]
[UNGUIDED]
[GO TO LOGGING]
[NEXT SCREEN]
If you have not created the
config file, then press the
OPEN CONFIG key a
second time.
Network Log
Config (1)
Link Selection
Network Log
Config (4)
[NEXT SCREEN]
[NEXT SCREEN]
Network Log
Config (3)
Link Selection
LoggingConfig:
Class Data
To enable users for individual logging
classes, in the command window of any
screen, type the path name:
@LOGGING.SUB
nnnn.
CLAS
nnnn
and
hit enter.
[EXIT LOGGING]
[PRV LOG SCREEN]
[PRV LOG SCREEN]
[PRV LOG SCREEN]
[PRV LOG SCREEN]
[PRV LOG SCREEN]
Network Log
Config (7)
[NEXT SCREEN]
[PRV LOG SCREEN]
Open Config/
Directory File Screen
Link Selection
LoggingConfig:
Class Data