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enable accounting ... see attached
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enable accounting ... see attached AAA Accountinghttps://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/12_w52/533237/accounting.jpg

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and this will do what exactly?
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is there no way just to send it to a syslog server? <br />
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i have a radius server that i use for authentication, but it is not used for logging purposes.
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is there no way just to send it to a syslog server?

i have a radius server that i use for authentication, but it is not used for logging purposes.

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doesnt solve exactly what I am looking for, but it is a solution.
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doesnt solve exactly what I am looking for, but it is a solution.

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I am trying to find a way to log users when they log in via ssh, telnet, or console to an ASA. currently I have config changes logged, but a user could still log into the ASA, enable it, and show the config without any logging taking place. <br />
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Any ideas on how to log this, whether it is a class or just reclasifying an event? I am currenlty sending logging to a syslog server at level 5.
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I am trying to find a way to log users when they log in via ssh, telnet, or console to an ASA. currently I have config changes logged, but a user could still log into the ASA, enable it, and show the config without any logging taking place. 

Any ideas on how to log this, whether it is a class or just reclasifying an event? I am currenlty sending logging to a syslog server at level 5.

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