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Cisco Command to View Level 4 Logging
Posted on 2011-03-16
Hello Experts,
I have a Cisco 1760 router that I turned on logging to a syslog server. I am using Kiwi Syslog Server. I received an email alert that shows that there was 1 incident logged as Warning. My questions is how do I go about viewing what the Level 4 Warning was on my router? I looked in the Kiwi Syslog server but don't know if it keeps the logs and how to view them other than what is coming in at real-time.
I have a Cisco 1760 router that I turned on logging to a syslog server. I am using Kiwi Syslog Server. I received an email alert that shows that there was 1 incident logged as Warning. My questions is how do I go about viewing what the Level 4 Warning was on my router? I looked in the Kiwi Syslog server but don't know if it keeps the logs and how to view them other than what is coming in at real-time.
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conf t
log buffer 64000 (this can be increased)
The logs are then kept in router memory
You can then view them by sh log
Is this what you needed?
log buffer 64000 (this can be increased)
The logs are then kept in router memory
You can then view them by sh log
Is this what you needed?
Is the router saving the logs on the router too?? If so you can do a show log. I have used kiwi syslog some time ago and it keeps all the information not only show in real time. It has a database with all that info saved, but I don't remember how to access it.
I think ill look for the database. The free version of Kiwi may not have it. At least it's a start to look.
Hi katredrum,
Getting on with the logging, eh ;)
If you go to File->setup there is the option rules. Under rules->default->actions the should be an option 'log to file'. Here you can view/change the path/name of the log file.
Good luck.
Getting on with the logging, eh ;)
If you go to File->setup there is the option rules. Under rules->default->actions the should be an option 'log to file'. Here you can view/change the path/name of the log file.
Good luck.
Cool, I found it! I don't know why there isn't an easier way to access the log file. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
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