syslog severity set

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Set the log service severity threshold for events to be logged.

syslog severity set -logname <logname> -loglevel <loglevel>

Parameter	Shortcut	Description
-loglevel	-logl	Specifies the severity level of the log messages to include in the logs. Valid values:(emergency,alert,critical,crit,error,err,warning,warn,notice,info,debug Note: These values are arranged from those which produce the fewest log entries to those which produce the most log entries.
-logname	-logn	The name of the log file to which you want to apply severity levels. Only lunalogs can have severity levels applied.

Parameter

Shortcut

Description

-loglevel

-logl

Specifies the severity level of the log messages to include in the logs.

Valid values:(emergency,alert,critical,crit,error,err,warning,warn,notice,info,debug

Note: These values are arranged from those which produce the fewest log entries to those which produce the most log entries.

-logname

-logn

The name of the log file to which you want to apply severity levels. Only lunalogs can have severity levels applied.

lunash:>syslog severity set -logname lunalogs -loglevel error

This command sets the severity level of log messages.

Only messages with the severity of higher than or equal to the new

log level: "error" will be logged.

You must restart syslog using the "service restart syslog" command for

the changes to take effect.

Command Result : 0 (Success)