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After I change the refresh rate in the Display Faults screen, why does it revert back to the default of 300 seconds when I log out, then log back in again?

April 26, 2017Default display faults rate Refresh revert screen

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After I change the refresh rate in the Display Faults screen, why does it revert back to the default of 300 seconds when I log out, then log back in again?

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A. Changes to the refresh timer are applied only to a particular session. This is done by design.

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A. Changes to the refresh timer are applied only to a particular session. This is done by design. Q. The plain text Syslog messages sent by the WLSE for fault notifications contain newlines (line feeds) as delimiters between the message fields. This is truncating the message at the first newline. What can I do to correct this? A. Do the following to customize the default settings: 1. Enter the following URL in your browser: http://:1741:debug/syslog-fault-notification.jsp 2. The WLSE Syslog Fault Notification Settings page appears with the current settings. These settings apply to all fault notifications sent via Syslog. 3. Modify the settings as needed to conform to your Syslog server requirements as follows: •Syslog Message Format—Select one of the following options: –Normal —This is the default option that is shipped with the WLSE. With this option, messages contain embedded newlines, which can cause problems with some Syslog receiving applications. –Delimited “;” [semi