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7: Status System Log Status > System Log The System Log displays detailed system, traffic, and network activity log information. Syslog events contain the date, severity, and event details. The format is shown in the following example: Sep 15 22:33:38 Lantronix-X303-0080A36AA223user.info Eventsms: BAND : All supported bands To configure the system logs, see System > System > Logging. Kernel Log Status > Kernel log The Kernel log displays the Linux kernel log events. It shows information about hardware drivers, kernel information and status during boot up and more. It gets reset on every boot. Processes Status > Processes The Processes log displays a list of active Linux system processes and their resource usage. Parameters PID Owner Command CPU usage % Memory usage % Actions Table 7-10 Processes Status Description Displays the Process identifier (PID) number associated with the process. Displays the task owner Displays the command name The CPU usage of the process, displayed as a percentage of the total available CPU resources. The amount of the system's working physical memory that the process is currently using, displayed as a percentage. Hang up-Sends a hang up signal to terminate the process. Terminate-Sends a terminate signal to terminate the process. Kill-Sends a kill signal to immediately terminate the process. The process will not perform any cleanup operations. X300 Series IoT Cellular Gateway User Guide 56

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7: Status
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System Log
Status > System Log
The System Log displays detailed system, traffic, and network activity log information.
Syslog events contain the date, severity, and event details. The format is shown in the following
example:
Sep 15 22:33:38 Lantronix-X303-0080A36AA223user.info Eventsms: BAND :
All supported bands
To configure the system logs, see
System > System > Logging
.
Kernel Log
Status > Kernel log
The Kernel log displays the Linux kernel log events. It shows information about hardware drivers,
kernel information and status during boot up and more.
It gets reset on every boot.
Processes
Status > Processes
The Processes log displays a list of active Linux system processes and their resource usage.
Table 7-10
Processes Status
Parameters
Description
PID
Displays the Process identifier (PID) number associated with the
process.
Owner
Displays the task owner
Command
Displays the command name
CPU usage %
The CPU usage of the process, displayed as a percentage of the total
available CPU resources.
Memory usage %
The amount of the system's working physical memory that the process
is currently using, displayed as a percentage.
Actions
Hang up
—Sends a hang up signal to terminate the process.
Terminate
—Sends a terminate signal to terminate the process.
Kill
—Sends a kill signal to immediately terminate the process. The
process will not perform any cleanup operations.