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    Log Card Subinterface

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    Log Card Subinterface

    • Network > Interfaces > Ethernet
    To add a Log Card Interface, select the row for that interface, Add Subinterface, and specify the following information.
    Log Card Subinterface Settings
    Configured In
    Description
    Interface Name
    LPC Subinterface
    Interface Name (read-only) displays the name of the log card interface you selected. In the adjacent field, enter a numeric suffix (1-9,999) to identify the subinterface.
    Comment
    Enter an optional description for the interface.
    Tag
    Enter the VLAN Tag (0-4,094) for the subinterface.
    Make the tag the same as the subinterface number for ease of use.
    Virtual System
    LPC SubinterfaceConfig
    Select the virtual system (vsys) to which the Log Processing Card (LPC) subinterface is assigned. Alternatively, you can click Virtual Systems to add a new vsys. Once an LPC subinterface is assigned to a vsys, that interface is used as the source interface for all services that forward logs (syslog, email, SNMP) from the log card.
    IPv4
    Ethernet InterfaceLog Card Forwarding
    If your network uses IPv4, define the following:
    • IP address—The IPv4 address of the port.
    • Netmask—The network mask for the IPv4 address of the port.
    • Default Gateway—The IPv4 address of the default gateway for the port.
    IPv6
    If your network uses IPv6, define the following:
    • IP address—The IPv6 address of the port.
    • Default Gateway—The IPv6 address of the default gateway for the port.

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