Searching for Strings

You can search for strings in the syslog. You can use various criteria such as case sensitive, whole words only, and regular expressions (regex).

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To search for a string:

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On the toolbar, in the search field, click the magnifying   button, and then from the drop-down list, choose any of the following options:

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Case Sensitive: Search string is case sensitive.

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Whole Words Only: Searches for the whole string (not parts of it).

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Use Regular Expressions: Searched string is a regex. For example, the regex "(Outgoing|Incoming) SIP" searches for all occurrences of "Outgoing SIP" and "Incoming SIP".

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Unfiltered Completion: If not selected, when you start typing a search string, a drop-down list appears, offering you suggestions of previously typed search strings with the same typed letters, as shown in the following example:

If you select this option (check mark), regardless of what you type, the drop-down list includes all your previous search strings.

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In the search field, enter the string or regex.

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Click Find Next icon (or Shift + F3 for find previous).