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Use this tab to set up the WebLogic SNMP agent to listen for log messages that a server instance broadcasts. When the agent receives a message, it generates an SNMP log notification trap.
Configuring a Notification Log Filter
WebLogic SNMP Management Guide
Each log filter within a domain must have a unique name. The name displays in the Administration Console, and if you use WebLogic Server command-line utilities or APIs, you use this name to identify the log filter. After you have created a log filter, you cannot change its name. Instead, clone the filter and provide a new name for the clone. For more information, refer to Cloning Configuration Objects. |
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The minimum severity of a message that causes WebLogic Server to generate a trap. The ascending order of severities:
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Defines a list of subsystems whose messages are selected by this filter. If none are specified, then WebLogic Server can generate a trap when any subsystem prints a message. |
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Defines a list of user IDs that causes WebLogic Server to generate a trap. Every message includes the user ID from the security context in which the message was generated. If the user ID field for a message matches one of the user IDs you specify in the filter, WebLogic Server generates a trap. If no IDs are specified, WebLogic Server can generate a trap for messages from all user IDs. |
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Defines a list of message IDs or ID ranges that cause WebLogic Server to generate a trap. To see the ID of a message, view a server's message log. For more information, refer to Viewing Server Logs from the Administration Console. If no IDs are specified, this filter selects all message IDs. |
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Defines a string that is searched for in the message text. Only messages that contain the string are selected. If a string is not specified, all messages are selected. |
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Defines a list of servers whose messages can cause WebLogic Server to generate a trap. If no server is specified, no traps will be generated. |