with the option to supply ignore text. Lines that match the ignore text instruction will be classed as ignored lines. ignored lines are still highlighted in the diff report but they are not flagged as changes / differences and so will not

can have multiple 'Backup Ignore Text' items in your variations file. You cannot '|' delimit multiple items in a single line. Each Ignored item should be on a new line. See Ignore Text for more information. BACKUP_IgnoreTEXT = "^! Last

if a match is NOT found. Ignore Case If checked, the search pattern (string to match) will be treated as case insensitive. Highlight Effects: Apply Foreground Color If checked, the foreground color selected will be applied, and override any

and you would like to ignore these lines, they can be added here. More information is available on the ignore Text field. Note: to ignore "certificate self-signed" changes on Cisco routers, see the block text ignore example . Only notify by

if a match is NOT found. Ignore Case: If checked, the search pattern (string to match) will be treated as case insensitive. Highlight Effects: Apply Foreground Color: If checked, the foreground color selected will be applied, and override any

(Any data received is ignored). 2. If R does not receive ID message after 60 seconds, R disconnects. 3. After S sends the ID message, S will wait up to 60 seconds for a ReceiverResponse message. If there is no response, S will disconnect

or number range, syslog ignores any severity mask for this filter. To define by severity levels the event messages you want syslog to select and forward to a specific remote host, enter the following: $: set

(Any data received is ignored). 2. If R does not receive ID message after 60 seconds, R disconnects. 3. After S sends the ID message, S will wait up to 60 seconds for a ReceiverResponse message. If there is no response, S will disconnect

or number range, syslog ignores any severity mask for this filter. To define by severity levels the event messages you want syslog to select and forward to a specific remote host, enter the following: $: set

interface. This will ignore any syslog messages sent to the other interface. Data Encoding: If you are receiving messages from systems that use different data encoding formats, you can specify the decoding method to apply to the incoming