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The system settings page lets you control core identity and logging behavior for your router. Changes take effect immediately — the system service reloads and the log daemon restarts after every save. Navigate to /sistema to access these settings.

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General settings

1

Set the hostname

Enter the router’s hostname in the Hostname field. This name appears in shell prompts, DHCP leases, and network discovery.Stored as system.@system[0].hostname via UCI.
2

Add a description and notes

Use the Description and Notes fields to store human-readable labels for the router. These are optional and have no effect on routing behavior.Stored as system.@system[0].description and system.@system[0].notes.
3

Configure the timezone

Two fields control timezone display:
  • Zone name (zonename) — the human-readable label shown in the UI, for example UTC or America/New_York.
  • Timezone (timezone) — the POSIX timezone code used by the system clock, for example UTC0 or EST5EDT,M3.2.0,M11.1.0.
Both fields must match for the system clock to display the correct local time.

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Logging settings

The logging section controls where the router sends log messages and how verbose those messages are.
SettingUCI keyDescription
Log sizesystem.@system[0].log_sizeMaximum in-memory log buffer size in kilobytes
Log IPsystem.@system[0].log_ipIP address of a remote syslog server
Log portsystem.@system[0].log_portUDP port on the remote syslog server
Log protocolsystem.@system[0].log_protoTransport protocol — defaults to udp
Log filesystem.@system[0].log_filePath to write logs on the router’s filesystem

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Log level

The log level controls which severity classes of messages the system records. Lower numeric values mean higher severity — setting a higher numeric level includes more messages.
Level nameValueDescription
Debug8All messages, including verbose debug output
Info7Informational messages and above
Notice6Normal but significant conditions
Warning5Warning conditions
Error4Error conditions
Critical3Critical conditions
Alert2Action must be taken immediately
Emergency1System is unusable
Stored as system.@system[0].conloglevel.

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Cron log level

The cron log level controls verbosity for scheduled task output separately from the main system log.
Level nameValue
Debug5
Normal8
Warning9
Stored as system.@system[0].cronloglevel.

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Applying changes

Click Save to write and apply your settings. The application runs the following commands on the router: 
uci commit system
/etc/init.d/system reload
/etc/init.d/log restart
The log daemon restart briefly interrupts log collection. Any messages generated during the restart window may not be captured.

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