Ifconfig
Apart from configuring network devices, ifconfig also gives diagnostic information such as RX bytes, TX bytes and dropped packets.
|
IGEL Setup > |
||
|
> Disable ifconfig logging |
debug.tools.netlog.ifconfig.disabled |
true / false |
|
By default Ifconfig logging is included in Netlog logging. However, you can disable it here. |
||
|
IGEL Setup > |
||
|
> Log only if ifconfig output changes |
debug.tools.netlog.ifconfig.log_on_changes_only |
no,error_counter,all |
|
||
|
IGEL Setup > |
||
|
> Number of Rotate files |
debug.tools.netlog.ifconfig.num_rotate_files |
2 ... 4 |
|
Keep up to this number of rotated files (also compressed), the current log not included (which is limited to 600 lines). |
||
|
IGEL Setup > |
||
|
> Logfile rotate size in MiB |
debug.tools.netlog.ifconfig.rotate_size |
2, 4, 6 |
|
Rotate when the size of the uncompressed file reaches this size in MiB. |
||
|
IGEL Setup > |
||
|
> Trigger tcpdump log |
debug.tools.netlog.ifconfig.trigger_tcpdump_save |
true / false |
|
Trigger the saving of tcpdump logs if an error counter increases or if the IP address changes. |
||