D-Link DKVM-IP1 User Manual page 106

On the DKVM-IP1's web GUI, click Device Settings > Event Log to open the Event Log
Targets and Event Log Assignments page. You can see the current event log by going to
Maintenance > Event Log.
The following is a description of each of the fields on the Device Settings > Event Log screen:
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List logging enabled
The usual way to log events is to use the internal log list of the DKVM-IP1. To enable this
internal log, tick the "List Logging Enabled" checkbox in Device Settings > Event Log. To
view the actual log list, go to Maintenance > Event Log.
Since the DKVM-IP1's system memory is used to save the event log, the maximum number
of saved log list entries is restricted to 1000 events. After this maximum is reached, older
log entries will be deleted to make room for newer ones.
You can clear the internal log by clicking the Clear button.
WARNING:
If the reset button on the web (HTML) GUI is used to restart the DKVM-IP1, all log data
will be saved and will be available after the DKVM-IP1 has been restarted. However, if the
DKVM-IP1 loses power or a hard reset is performed, all log data will be lost. To avoid
this, use one of the following logging methods:
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NFS Logging enabled
This allows you to log events to a file on an NFS server. To use NFS Logging, tick the NFS
Logging Enabled checkbox and enter the NFS Server, NFS Share, and NFS Log File to
use. To write log data from more than one DKVM-IP1 device to only one NFS share, you will
need to use a unique NFS Log File name for each DKVM-IP1. After making your changes,
click the Apply button. After applying the settings, the DKVM-IP1 will try to mount the NFS
share immediately, so make sure that the NFS share is online and accessible to the
DKVM-IP1.
WARNING:
In contrast to the internal log file on the DKVM-IP1, the size of the NFS log file is not
limited. Every log event will be appended to the end of the file, so it will grow
continuously and you may need to delete it or move it from time to time.
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