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Thank you BTAN! I greatly appreciate the assistance!!

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I cannot locate syslogdIpAdd command (not found) in the &nbsp;DS-300B-8G switch. Is this the correct command to use for this Brocade switch? If it isn't what is the correct command? If not what can I do to config syslog? Thank you!
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Hello Experts, 

I cannot locate syslogdIpAdd command (not found) in the  DS-300B-8G switch. Is this the correct command to use for this Brocade switch? If it isn't what is the correct command? If not what can I do to config syslog? Thank you!

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