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System Status and Port Logging
Introduction
The Digi CM unit provides four options for saving system and port logs:
• A syslog server
• An NFS server
• A compact-flash card
• The Digi CM unit’s memory
When memory is selected as the storage location, log files are saved to
volatile memory, meaning files are lost when the power is turned off. To use a
syslog server, an NFS server, or a compact-flash card, you must first enable
the devices and enter the required information. Compact-flash cards must be
installed before they can be enabled and configured for logging purposes.
System logs track events such as logins, authentication failures, system
configuration changes, and more. Port logs, on the other hand, document the
data flow through the serial ports. This chapter outlines locations for viewing
the system and port logs.
System Status & Log
For basic system information Click System status & log. The parameters for
the system status are described in the following list.
System Information
Model No. - Identification of Digi device
Serial No. - Serial number of product
F/W Rev. - Revision number of firmware
B/L Ver. - Bootloader version
MAC address - MAC address of Digi device
Uptime - Amount of time since last reboot
Current time - : Time based on time set for Digi device
System logging - :Status of system logging either Enabled or Disabled
Send system log by email - Condition for notification:
PC card type - :Description of PC card if configured
PC card model - :Model of PC card if configured
Power status - :Dual power ( 1 - Normal , 2 - Normal )
Chapter 4
System Status and Port Logging
- Digi CM 1
- Contents 5
- Chapter 5 Configuring Ports 6
- Chapter 14 Power Controller 8
- Chapter 15 Port Clustering 8
- Contents 9 9
- Chapter 18 Configuration Menu 9
- Contents 10
- Chapter 20 Certifications 10
- Contents 11 11
- Introduction 13
- Feature Summary 14
- Chapter 1 14
- Web Interface 16
- Configuration Menu 16
- 18 Chapter 1 18
- Port Escape Menu 22
- CISCO.Router.port3 23
- Sun.nemo.port5 23
- 24 Chapter 1 24
- Getting Started 25
- Chapter 2 26
- Configuring a Port for SSH 28
- Procedure 29
- About Shell Options 29
- Digi CM 32 shown 31
- 32 Chapter 3 32
- Total data size to be used 32
- Chapter 3 35 35
- System Information 37
- IP Information 38
- Enable NFS Server 38
- Enable SYSLOG Server 40
- Enable a Compact-flash Card 40
- Viewing System Logs 43
- Viewing Port Logs 44
- Port Logfile 45
- Configuring Ports 47
- 48 Chapter 5 48
- Serial port parameters 49
- 50 Chapter 5 50
- Console Server Mode 52
- Terminal Server Mode 53
- Dial-In Modem Mode 53
- Dial-In Terminal Server 54
- DTR Behavior 56
- Inter-character Timeout 56
- Configure Remote Ports 58
- Accessing a remote port 58
- Alerts and Notifications 61
- The Digi CM unit 62
- Port logging 65
- Port event handling 65
- 66 Chapter 6 66
- Chapter 6 68
- User Administration 69
- To... Do the Following 70
- Chapter 7 71 71
- 192.168.5.10 74
- 192.168.1.108 74
- 78 Chapter 8 78
- Restrict a User’s Privileges 79
- 80 Chapter 8 80
- Sniff Session 81
- System Security 82
- Password Security 83
- 84 Chapter 8 84
- Authentication 84
- LDAP Authentication 86
- Custom PAM Module 86
- Chapter 8 87 87
- Custom and Default Menus 89
- Creating Menu Names 90
- Adding Menu Items 91
- Assigning Users to a Menu 92
- Microsoft SAC Support 95
- Command Syntax 96
- Command Example 96
- 98 Chapter 10 98
- Chapter 10 99 99
- Configuring Virtual KVM 101
- Configuring 102
- 104 Chapter 11 104
- 106 Chapter 11 106
- 108 Chapter 11 108
- 110 Chapter 11 110
- 112 Chapter 11 112
- Software Needed 113
- Usage Notes 114
- Client Software Needed 114
- 118 Chapter 12 118
- Assign a Port Name: 118
- Interface 118
- Chapter 12 120
- Field Description 120
- Host mode configuration 121
- 122 Chapter 13 122
- 124 Chapter 13 124
- Power Controller 127
- Add the Power Controller 129
- 134 Chapter 14 134
- 136 Chapter 14 136
- Chapter 14 137 137
- Port Clustering 139
- 140 Chapter 15 140
- Accessing the Cluster Ports 143
- Configuring Port Clustering 144
- Chapter 15 144
- System Administration 145
- 146 Chapter 16 146
- 148 Chapter 16 148
- 150 Chapter 16 150
- Configuring a Host Name 152
- Chapter 16 152
- 4. Choose Save & apply 152
- Command Line Interface 153
- Chapter 17 155 155
- File Name Description 156
- 158 Chapter 17 158
- 162 Chapter 18 162
- 164 Chapter 18 164
- Configure System Logging 166
- 168 Chapter 18 168
- Viewing A Sniff Session 169
- 170 Chapter 18 170
- Sequence 171
- Making a Certificate Request 173
- Signing a Certificate Request 174
- 176 Chapter 18 176
- 178 Chapter 18 178
- 163 for more information 179
- Hardware Test Menu 180
- Disaster Recovery 180
- Use the ESC key 181
- Hardware Information 183
- Hardware Specifications 184
- Chapter 19 184
- Attribute Value 184
- DB-25 Male Console Adapter 186
- Chapter 19 187 187
- RJ-45 Signal DB-9F Signal 187
- Cable Adapters 188
- RJ-45 Signal DB-25M Signal 188
- Chapter 19 189 189
- (Available but not included) 190
- 192 Chapter 19 192
- Certifications 193
- Safety Instructions 194
- , 128, 175 197
- PN:(1P) G 202
- 90000301-88 202
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