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Configuring Logging for a Subsystem
Configuring a Log Message for a Subsystem at a Logging Level
Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide
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Table 4-4
Subsystem Logging Levels (continued)
Level
Definition
critical-2
Critical errors, including alert and fatal errors. The following trap
events log at the critical level: link down, cold start, warm start,
service down, service suspended.
error-3
General errors, including critical, alert, and fatal errors.
warning-4
Warning messages, including all lower levels (error, critical, alert,
(default)
and fatal.
notice-5
Notice messages, including all trap events (except for events
logged at critical) and all lower levels except for info and debug.
info-6
Informational messages, including all lower levels except for
debug.
debug-7
Debug messages, including all other error levels. The debug-7 log
level may degrade the performance of the CSS. When you enter
this option, the CSS prompts you with the following message:
Logging at the debug level may degrade the CSS
performance. Continue, [y/n]:
Enter y to verify that you want to set the log level to debug-7.
Enter n to cancel the executing of the debug-7 log level.
To define a log message for a subsystem at a particular logging level, use the
cliLogMessage subsystem command. The syntax for this global configuration
mode command is:
cliLogMessage subsystem name "message" level level
The variables and options are as follows:
name - The name of a CSS subsystem. Enter one of the subsystem names, as
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shown in
Table
4-3. To see a list of subsystems, enter:
cliLogMessage subsystem ?
Chapter 4
Using the CSS Logging Features
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