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  • 1.  imc syslog events

    Posted May 22, 2014 02:50 AM
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    Hello,

    I have some problems finding out how i can enlarge the amount of syslog events in the imc syslog database.

    I already made some changes in imc (data export, no time en 2 million events), but whatever i do i only see events for 1 hour. Sometimes there are 5.000 another time there are 12.000 syslog events.

    I also read somewhere that you can enlarge the syslog database when you disable data export, but how do i do that.

     

    Thanks in advance,

     

    Marcel

     

     


    #syslog


  • 2.  RE: imc syslog events

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 17, 2014 04:34 PM

    Hello,

     

    Try looking in IMC under System > System Configuration > Data Export.

     

    There should be a tab for Syslog where you can modify the Export Triggers associated with the Syslog data.

     

    Hope it helps!



  • 3.  RE: imc syslog events

    Posted Jun 18, 2014 04:47 AM
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    The 2 million syslog events are reached very quickly in our network.

    How can i disable this data export.

    The By Time i can remove, but the by quantity is greyed out.

     

    I have attached an printscreen about this.

    Thanks in advance

     

    Marcel



  • 4.  RE: imc syslog events

    Posted Jun 18, 2014 07:53 PM
    If you're quickly receiving 2 million syslog events, then you probably need to reconsider your overall approach to syslog collection.

    I would use a combination of filtering (stop syslogs being generated in the first place, change the level you collect logs at - e.g. disable debug, etc.). If you need to store/parse very large volumes of syslogs, it's probably better to use a dedicated system, such as Graylog2, or Splunk if you can afford it.


  • 5.  RE: imc syslog events

    Posted Sep 07, 2015 05:40 PM

    I have got a different Syslog Event problem. I have to create a Syslog to Alarm event. 

    I have created the Syslog Template first then a Syslog to Alarm rule. 

    Test showing when the event occur, the related Syslog generated in the Syslog List, and I have also got an Alarm created based on the Syslog message. It seems the system and the settings works well.  

    BUT,unfortunately works only ones. Not a single alarm generated after the first. 

    I can only make it work if I restart the  IMCFAULTDM.EXE on IMC Server. And again system sends one single alarm.


    I have also changed the following settings:

    Set Syslog to Alarm - repeat interval second from 300 to 1

    Repeat times from 5 to 1

     

    I have also tried to resolve the generated alarm, then tested for a new alarm, but nothing come through.

     

    I have also experienced if the same event occur on a different switch, an alarm generated. But again only ones. 

     

    What am I doing wrong? Or could be a bug?

     

    Thanks much



     


    #alarm
    #Rules
    #syslog
    #Templates


  • 6.  RE: imc syslog events

    Posted Jul 28, 2016 08:20 AM

    Hello Lajos:
     Do you have solved the issue? I have the same issue, exactly the same.

    I thing that is a configuration problem, not a bug.

    Thanks in advance.


    Hugo


    #Templates
    #Rules
    #alarm
    #syslog


  • 7.  RE: imc syslog events

    Posted Feb 03, 2019 02:46 PM

    Hi, 

    I'm coming across the exact same problem, where to syslog-to-alarm only works first time. Any subsequent similar syslog messages that match the template are not forwarded to alarm

    Did you figure out what was causing the issue ?

     

    I followed the condfig guide similar to how you did

    thanks

    Ger



  • 8.  RE: imc syslog events

    Posted Jun 03, 2020 09:16 AM

    Hi,

     

    i found how do you can see more log than from the last hour. It very easy  
    Alarm -> Syslog Management -> Browse Syslog -> At the top right there is the field IP Address and a down arrow It call "Advanced" Click on that and you can choose between Last hour and Last 7 Days. 

    crazy ))