syslog

syslog facilities

  • auth, a.k.a. security
  • authpriv
  • cron
  • daemon
  • kern
  • lrp
  • mail
  • mark
  • news
  • security
  • syslog
  • user
  • uucp
  • local0 to local7

syslog priorities

A list of syslog priorities, sorted by importance, ascending:

  1. debug
  2. info
  3. notice
  4. warning (previously warn, now deprecated)
  5. err (previously error, now deprecated)
  6. crit
  7. alert
  8. emerg (previously panic, now deprecated)

Send test message to remote syslog server

echo '<12>sourcehost message text' | nc -v -u -w 0 12.34.56.78 514

Source

dhcrelay

dhcrelay acts as a proxy between DHCP clients and a DHCP server, when those are separated by a router, which by default blocks broadcasted DHCP requests. It makes sense to install this on a router between two subnets, only one of which has a DHCP server, or on a relay system, again between two subnets.

Cisco: clock

With clock you can set the current time and date on a Cisco device. For example:

clock set 20:08:56 Sept 21 2010

The generic syntax of the command is:

clock set hh:mm:ss MONTH <0-31> YYYY

...where:

  • hh is the hour,
  • mm are the minutes,
  • ss are the seconds,
  • MONTH is the month,
  • <0-31> is the date, an integer between 0 and 31, and
  • YYYY is the year.

Note that the month and date are also acceptable in the reverse order, for example:

clock set 20:08:56 21 Sept 2010

Cisco: banner motd

With banner motd you can define a message that will be displayed to the user when she connects to the device in any way (both to VTY and to console lines). The difference of this command with banner login is that the message defined with banner login will only display on connections to VTY lines.

See Also

Cisco: show port-security

show port-security displays a table with brief information on the status of all ports on which port-security rules have been configured.

Cisco: banner login

With banner login you can set a message that will be displayed to the user when she connects to a VTY line.

See also banner motd.

alias (Cisco command)

Example:

cisco(config)#alias exec save copy running-config startup-config

The example above will make the word save an alias of the longer command copy running-config startup-config. The general form of the command is:

alias MODE ALIAS COMMAND

PySphere

PySphere is a Python API that provides access to vSphere's Web Services SDK.

See also

Citrix XenServer 6.2

Deprecated Features

Installation Guide

See also

  • xvpsource, a cross-platform VNC-based and Web-based Management for Citrix XenServer and Xen Cloud Platform. This, according to Citrix, can replace the Web Self Service feature that was removed in XenServer 6.2.
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