Use the fields and the function keys of the screen to configure logging for the
subsystems represented on the screen. If the subsystem for which you want to
enable logging does not appear on the first screen, press the
[Next Screen] function key to go to the next Netxport Log Configuration
screen. There are a total of six logging configuration screens.
Enable or disable logging classes (or accept HP-recommended defaults). Press
the [Save Data] key on each screen to create or modify the data record.
Verify that the data record has been created by checking that the Data flag is
Y.
For more information on logging classes and subsystems see the NS 3000/iX
Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual.
Fields
Console logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether or not logging
events for the subsystem and class listed beside the field will be logged
to the system console. A value must be entered for each subsystem and
class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to the console,
N (no) disables logging to the console.
Disk logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether or not logging
events for the subsystem and class listed beside the field will be logged
to a disk file. A value must be entered for each subsystem and class
listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to a file, N (no)
disables logging to a file. The file name that NMS uses is
NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS, where nnnn is a number from 0000 to
9999. All logging classes in all subsystems are logged to this file. At
each system startup, or when a file is full, NMS creates a new
NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS file, naming each successive logging file by
incrementing nnnn. When NMLG9999.PUB.SYS is full, NMS
names the next logging file NMLG0000.PUB.SYS.
The Netxport Log Configuration (2) screen (#60) in
Figure 12-3 "Netxport Log Configuration (2)
Screen" is displayed when you press the [Next Screen] function key
from the Netxport Log Configuration (1) screen.
Figure 12-3 Netxport Log Configuration (2) Screen
Use the fields and the function keys of the screen to configure logging for the
subsystems represented on the screen. If the subsystem for which you want to
enable logging does not appear on this screen, press the [Next Screen]
function key to go to the next Netxport Log Configuration screen. There are a
total of six logging configuration screens.
Enable or disable logging classes (or accept HP-recommended defaults). Press
the [Save Data] key on each screen to create or modify the data record.
Verify that the data record has been created by checking that the Data flag is
Y.
For more information on logging classes and subsystems see the NS 3000/iX
Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual.
Fields
Console logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether or not logging
events for the subsystem and class listed beside the field will be logged
to the system console. A value must be entered for each subsystem and
class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to the console,
N (no) disables logging to the console.
Disk logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether or not logging
events for the subsystem and class listed beside the field will be logged
to a disk file. A value must be entered for each subsystem and class
listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to a file, N (no)
disables logging to a file. The file name that NMS uses is
NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS, where nnnn is a number from 0000 to
9999. All logging classes in all subsystems are logged to this file. At
each system startup, or when a file is full, NMS creates a new
NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS file, naming each successive logging file by
incrementing nnnn. When NMLG9999.PUB.SYS is full, NMS
names the next logging file NMLG0000.PUB.SYS.
The Netxport Log Configuration (3) screen (#70) in
Figure 12-4 "Netxport Log Configuration (3)
Screen" is displayed when you press the [Next Screen] function key
from the Netxport Log Configuration (2) screen.
Figure 12-4 Netxport Log Configuration (3) Screen
Use the fields and the function keys of the screen to configure logging for the
subsystems represented on the screen. If the subsystem for which you want to
enable logging does not appear on this screen, press the [Next Screen]
function key to go to the next Netxport Log Configuration screen. There are a
total of six logging configuration screens.
Enable or disable logging classes (or accept HP-recommended defaults). Press
the [Save Data] key on each screen to create or modify the data record.
Verify that the data record has been created by checking that the Data flag is
Y.
For more information on logging classes and subsystems see the NS 3000/iX
Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual.
Fields
Console Logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to the system console. A value must be entered
for each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging
to the console, N (no) disables logging to the console.
Disk logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to a disk file. A value must be entered for
each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to a
file, N (no) disables logging to a file. The file name that NMS
uses is NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS, where nnnn is a number from
0000 to 9999. All logging classes in all subsystems are logged to
this file. At each system startup, or when a file is full, NMS creates
a new NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS file, naming each successive logging file
by incrementing nnnn. When NMLG9999.PUB.SYS is full, NMS
names the next logging file NMLG0000.PUB.SYS.
The Netxport Log Configuration (4) screen (#68) in
Figure 12-5 "Netxport Log Configuration (4)
Screen" is displayed when you press the [Next Screen] function key
from the Netxport Log Configuration (3) screen.
Figure 12-5 Netxport Log Configuration (4) Screen
Use the fields and the function keys of the screen to configure
logging for the subsystems represented on the screen. If the subsystem
for which you want to enable logging does not appear on this screen, press the
[Next Screen] function key to go to the next Netxport Log Configuration
screen. There are a total of six logging configuration screens.
Enable or disable logging classes (or accept HP-recommended defaults). Press
the [Save Data] key on each screen to create or modify the data record.
Verify that the data record has been created by checking that the
Data flag is Y.
Press the [Exit Logging] function key when you have finished modifying
the logging configuration.
For more information on logging classes and subsystems see the NS 3000/iX
Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual.
Fields
Console logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to the system console. A value must be entered
for each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging
to the console, N (no) disables logging to the console.
Disk logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to a disk file. A value must be entered for
each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to a
file, N (no) disables logging to a file. The file name that NMS
uses is NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS, where nnnn is a number from
0000 to 9999. All logging classes in all subsystems are logged to
this file. At each system startup, or when a file is full, NMS creates
a new NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS file, naming each successive logging file
by incrementing nnnn. When NMLG9999.PUB.SYS is full, NMS
names the next logging file NMLG0000.PUB.SYS.
The Netxport Log Configuration (5) screen (#69) in
Figure 12-6 "Netxport Log Configuration (5)
Screen" is displayed when you press the [Next Screen] function key
from the Netxport Log Configuration (4) screen.
Figure 12-6 Netxport Log Configuration (5) Screen
Use the fields and the function keys of the screen to configure logging for the
subsystems represented on the screen. If the subsystem for which you want to
enable logging does not appear on this screen, press the [Next Screen]
function key to go to the next Netxport Log Configuration screen. There are a
total of six logging configuration screens.
Enable or disable logging classes (or accept HP-recommended defaults). Press
the [Save Data] key on each screen to create or modify the data record.
Verify that the data record has been created by checking that the Data flag is
Y.
Press the [Exit Logging] function key when you have finished modifying
the logging configuration.
For more information on logging classes and subsystems see the NS 3000/iX
Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual.
Fields
Console logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to the system console. A value must be entered
for each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging
to the console, N (no) disables logging to the console.
Disk logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to a disk file. A value must be entered for
each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to a
file, N (no) disables logging to a file. The file name that NMS
uses is NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS, where nnnn is a number from
0000 to 9999. All logging classes in all subsystems are logged to
this file. At each system startup, or when a file is full, NMS creates
a new NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS file, naming each successive logging file
by incrementing nnnn. When NMLG9999.PUB.SYS is full, NMS
names the next logging file NMLG0000.PUB.SYS.
The Netxport Log Configuration (6) screen (#316) in
Figure 12-7 "Netxport Log Configuration (6)
Screen" is displayed when you press the [Next Screen] function key
from the Netxport Log Configuration (5) screen.
Figure 12-7 Netxport Log Configuration (6) Screen
Use the fields and the function keys of the screen to configure logging for the
subsystems represented on the screen. If the subsystem for which you want to
enable logging does not appear on this screen, press the [Next Screen]
function key to go to the next Netxport Log Configuration screen. There are a
total of seven logging configuration screens.
Enable or disable logging classes (or accept HP-recommended defaults). Press
the [Save Data] key on each screen to create or modify the data record.
Verify that the data record has been created by checking that the Data flag is
Y.
Press the [Exit Logging] function key when you have finished modifying
the logging configuration.
For more information on logging classes and subsystems see the NS 3000/iX
Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual.
Fields
Console logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to the system console. A value must be entered
for each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging
to the console, N (no) disables logging to the console.
Disk logging
The value entered in this field specifies whether
or not logging events for the subsystem and class listed beside the
field will be logged to a disk file. A value must be entered for
each subsystem and class listed. A Y (yes) enables logging to a
file, N (no) disables logging to a file. The file name that NMS
uses is NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS, where nnnn is a number from
0000 to 9999. All logging classes in all subsystems are logged to
this file. At each system startup, or when a file is full, NMS creates
a new NMLGnnnn.PUB.SYS file, naming each successive logging file
by incrementing nnnn. When NMLG9999.PUB.SYS is full, NMS
names the next logging file NMLG0000.PUB.SYS.
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