To view the Syslog configuration, use the System window and click  Settings  and click  Notification  Syslog  (Figure 7-5). From this window, you can view and configure a syslog server to receive log messages from  various systems and store them in a central repository by entering the following information: The message format depends on the facility. The system can transmit syslog messages in  the following formats: Consider the following points about event notifications: To remove a syslog server, click the Minus sign ( - ). To add another syslog server, click the  Plus sign ( + ). The syslog messages can be sent in concise message format or expanded message format. Example 7-1 shows a compact format syslog message. 248  IBM FlashSystem 9100 Architecture, Performance, and Implementation Example 7-1 Compact syslog message example IBM2145 #NotificationType=Error #ErrorID=077001 #ErrorCode=1070 #Description=Node CPU fan failed #ClusterName=ITSO_9100 #Timestamp=Wed Oct 02 08:00:00 2018 BST #ObjectType=Node #ObjectName=Node1 #CopyID=0 #ErrorSequenceNumber=100 –S e l c t Info  if you want the user to receive messages about expected events. No action  is required for these events.  –S e l c t Warning  if you want the user to receive messages about problems and  unexpected conditions. Investigate the cause immediately to determine whether any  corrective action is necessary. –S e l c t Error  if you want the user to receive messages about problems, such as  hardware failures, that must be resolved immediately. – The expanded format provides more details about the event.  – The concise message format provides standard detail about the event.  GLYPH<SM590000> Event Notifications GLYPH<SM590000> Message Format GLYPH<SM590000> Facility GLYPH<SM590000> IP Address The IP address for the syslog server. The facility determines the format for the syslog messages. The facility can be used to  determine the source of the message. Figure 7-5 Setting Syslog messaging