chsyslogserver
The chsyslogserver command modifies a Syslog server.
Syslog servers for each HMC can be created separately. For the parameter -hmc, the default value all specifies the primary HMC on a single HMC system, and specifies both the primary and secondary HMCs on a dual HMC system. If any of HMCs fails, an error is returned and rollback is done on both HMCs.
Note: The chsyslogserver command cannot be run
from the Embedded DS CLI window.
Parameters
- -hmc 1 | 2 | all
- (Optional) The HMC on which you want to modify the server.
- -hmc 1 specifies the primary HMC
- -hmc 2 specifies the secondary HMC.
- The default value all specifies the primary HMC on a single HMC system, and specifies both the primary and secondary HMCs on a dual HMC system.
- -addr IP_address
- (Optional) The TCP/IP address for the Syslog server.
- -serverport port
- (Optional) The communications port of the Syslog server. If you do not specify this parameter, the port of the Syslog server is not changed.
- -type audit| message | event | all
- (Optional) An array of one or more types of logs to be forwarded to the Syslog server. You can
specify one or more types of logs, which are separated by commas.
- audit
- Specifies that audit log information is forwarded to the Syslog server.
- message
- Specifies that system messages are forwarded to the Syslog server.
- event
- Specifies that system event information is forwarded to the Syslog server.
- all
- Specifies that all types of logs (audit, message, and event) are forwarded to the Syslog server. The default value is all.
- -cacert CA_CERT
- (Optional) The location for CA certificates. This option is only valid when the protocol is TLS.
- -hmccert HMC_CERT
- (Optional) The location for HMC certificates. This option is only valid when the protocol is Transport Layer Security (TLS).
- -hmckey HMC_KEY
- (Optional) The location for HMC private keys. This option is only valid when the protocol is TLS.
- -state active|inactive
- (Optional) Whether the current server is active or not.
- server_name | -
- (Required) The Syslog server. Alternatively, the command accepts input from stdin when the dash (-) is specified.
Example: Modifing a Syslog server
chsyslogserver -state active syslog_1
Output
Syslog server syslog_1 successfully modified.