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- play_arrow vMX Overview
- play_arrow Installing and Deploying vMX on KVM
- play_arrow Configuring Modified and Unmodified Drivers
- play_arrow Configuring vMX Chassis-Level Features
- play_arrow Class of Service for vMX
- CoS on vMX Overview
- CoS Features and Limitations on vMX
- Configuring Four-Level Hierarchical Scheduling on vMX
- Packet Loss Priority and Drop Profiles on vMX
- Managing Congestion Using Drop Profiles and Packet Loss Priorities on vMX
- Configuring Hierarchical CoS on vMX
- Example: Configuring Hierarchical CoS on vMX
- Bypassing the Queuing Chip
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Viewing VFP Log Files
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19-Nov-20
The VFP saves the following files:
VFP log files are saved in the /var/log directory.
VFP crash files are automatically saved in the VCP /var/crash directory.
To view the VFP log or crash files:
The VFP is configured for remote logging of the /var/log/messages directory. You can configure the VCP syslog facility to record the VFP log messages:
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user@vmx# set system syslog file messages any any user@vmx# set system syslog server routing-instances all user@vmx# set services app-engine monitor-cpu 50 100 user@vmx# commit
