Novell dhcp log files

What's the best way to do this? Minneapolis, MN Phone Fax sryshavy gfkcustomresearch. Reply Cancel Cancel. The log-file will not grow endlessly. I do not know the exact size the log will grow to, but from my experience it will not be enough to save the logs for one year.

It depends on the mass of releases and renews. I think you have to observe your log file and make manual backups. Can I edit the exiting log and not disturb the logging process? Privacy Policy Terms of Use. Accessibility Anti-Slavery Statement.

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It seems that all of the data is in those files; I can see it when opening them with Notepad but it's far from presentable format. Also, I can run "CSAUDIT" on the server console and bring up the current audit trail log file or even an archive -- but it only displays the date and time for entries and nothing else, which is not too useful.

I guess the only way to display all of the audit trail log data is with the mgmt. If there was a way to tell the console to look at a specific archive file, that'd be perfect. The default value of SavePos is True, but I set this explicitly just to show that it is an option. Logic is applied to the log entry that adds additional information to the log entry depending on the ID of the log entry, and additional variables are declared to give the log entry additional information.

If there is not an ID that matches one of the ones we specify, the message is dropped. Because we are sending the data to a Graylog instance we define what type of format we want the output data as GELF Graylog extended log format. The host of the Graylog instance and the port to send these DHCP logs to is also defined in this output section. Finally a path is determined which dictates to NXlog the flow of the data.