Dell N2048P - Failed logins

Hi allOur organisation recently had all it's swithces replaced with Dell N2048P's. In the logs on all of them I see constant failed login attempts for root, admin, and at least one of our user names.The logs are pretty unhelpful as that is all they say, would be good to get some more detail on where the attempt was coming from either IP or at least the switch Port number.I have been looking for a way to increase the logging but it does not seem to be an option. Does anyone know if this is possible?Also had an issue with one switch where one of the 10GB fibre links would keep dropping out, tracked to a dodgy patch lead, hwoever it only logs this as 'Notice' to me it should be higher and to get notification via SPiceworks Helpdesk I need to set the minimum level to Notice and end up with many emails per switch per hour. So is there a way...
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