Logs

The logs are an important tool for troubleshooting. In this menu we can:

• IPBrick Logs: Logs generated by the IPBrick. Useful in detecting any problem at the web interface layer. The most recent information is available in Current Log (Figure7.67). In case there are other log registrations then each of them provides information generated by IPBRICK till their indicated date (Figure7.66);
• System Logs: Can manage some system logs (syslog, daemon.log,auth.log, mail.*). Figure7.64:
  • State: The default is disable;
  • Server: If enable we can say if logs will be written locally or in a remote machine that supports syslog daemon (Figure7.65);
  • Authorize logs from remote servers: If enable, authorize servers to write system logs in IPBrick;

Figure 7.64: System - Monitoring - System Logs

Figure 7.65: System - Monitoring - System Logs - Remote server

Figure 7.66: System - Monitoring - IPBrick logs list

Figure 7.67: System - Monitoring - IPBrick current log