Running 384.13 on an RT-AC3200.
The acsd log messages appear to have been assigned a priority of Critical (or Alert?). Seems like Info or Notice would be more appropriate.
I know that I can stop seeing these messages by not using auto channel settings.
I'm sending the syslog to a remote server, which happens to be an AlienVault OSSIM server. In addition to collecting the received log messages, if a message has a priority of Critical (or higher), it also automatically gets written to stdout on the server console, as well as all ssh terminal sessions logged in to the server.
Setting the "Log only messages more urgent than" field in the router GUI, to the highest level of Alert, doesn't prevent the messages from being logged.
The acsd log messages appear to have been assigned a priority of Critical (or Alert?). Seems like Info or Notice would be more appropriate.
I know that I can stop seeing these messages by not using auto channel settings.
I'm sending the syslog to a remote server, which happens to be an AlienVault OSSIM server. In addition to collecting the received log messages, if a message has a priority of Critical (or higher), it also automatically gets written to stdout on the server console, as well as all ssh terminal sessions logged in to the server.
Setting the "Log only messages more urgent than" field in the router GUI, to the highest level of Alert, doesn't prevent the messages from being logged.
