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I have my pix and asa set to the following:<br />
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logging history info<br />
logging trap errors<br />
logging buffered info<br />
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Does it over write when its about ot get full? My fear is that the devices will run out of memory. Can this actually happen?
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I have my pix and asa set to the following:

logging history info
logging trap errors
logging buffered info

Does it over write when its about ot get full? My fear is that the devices will run out of memory. Can this actually happen?

cisco logging question and log rotation

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