Create a /etc/syslog.conf action

To create a new action, enter one of the following forms of actions in the Action box:

• Path name, preceded by a leading slash (/)-selected messages will be appended to the specified file. For example, entering /etc/messages indicates that the messages will be written to a messages file in the /etc directory.
• Host name, preceded by an at (@) sign-selected messages are forwarded to the syslogd daemon on the specified host. For example, entering @adminhost indicates that the messages will be forwarded to a remote loghost system called adminhost.
• /dev/console or an asterisk (*)-selected messages are witten to a console. For example, entering /dev/console indicates that the messages will be displayed on a console that is connected to the filer.

Click OK to record the information and close the dialog box.

Click Revert to erase the new entries.

Click Cancel to close the dialog box without recording the information.