The following table shows the SIM codes that were issued and how to handle when not transferred logs were accumulated.
If audit logs are not transferred to syslog servers due to a LAN failure etc., the logs are accumulated as a non-transferred log. Once non-transferred logs are accumulated, the icon showing the accumulated status in the window changes or a SIM is generated.
When syslog servers are not used, logs are accumulated as a non-transferred log, but the icon showing the accumulated status in the window does not change or a SIM is not generated.
SIM code |
Event |
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7d03xx1 |
The number of accumulated logs reaches the threshold 2. |
7d04xx1 |
Some audit logs are overwritten and some data are lost because the file is full. |
Notes:
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Perform the following when non-transferred logs are accumulated.
- Export non-transferred logs.
All stored audit logs including transferred logs are exported in this operation.
- Which operation window to be used depends on where the audit logs are stored.
Type/contents of audit log |
Stored place |
Exporting operation window |
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|
SVP |
Audit Log Properties window |
|
Storage system (GUM and DKC) |
Audit Log Settings window |
- Eliminate the cause of the transfer failure to the syslog server,
and then conduct a test transfer of syslogs to confirm that the transmission is
recovered.Note: Even if the transmission is recovered, audit logs generated during the transfer failure are not retransferred.
For more information about descriptions on audit log settings and exporting audit logs, see System Administrator Guide.