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Logging sysnchronous issues
18 years 11 months ago #11501
by mozes
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Logging sysnchronous issues was created by mozes
hello, :idea:
I was wandering about the logging synchronous of the cisco IOS. I was using it because it was cool when i had a command-line after every time it dropped log on screen. :shock: But it screwswith the RAM buffers etc...
How can i use the loggin syn without this sideaffect?
thanks
I was wandering about the logging synchronous of the cisco IOS. I was using it because it was cool when i had a command-line after every time it dropped log on screen. :shock: But it screwswith the RAM buffers etc...
How can i use the loggin syn without this sideaffect?
thanks
always up up,
MoZeS...
18 years 11 months ago #11504
by RedRanger
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Replied by RedRanger on topic Re: Logging sysnchronous issues
No it doesn't.
Log system messages to the router's buffer or a syslog server
Capturing errors and events on a router and monitoring the console can be critical to problem-solving. By default, the router doesn't send buffered logging of its events to the router's memory.
However, you can configure the router to send buffered logging of its events to the memory. Here's an example:
Router(config)# logging buffered 16384
You could also send the router's events to a syslog server. Since it's external to the router, there's an added benefit: It preserves events even if the router loses power.
Log system messages to the router's buffer or a syslog server
Capturing errors and events on a router and monitoring the console can be critical to problem-solving. By default, the router doesn't send buffered logging of its events to the router's memory.
However, you can configure the router to send buffered logging of its events to the memory. Here's an example:
Router(config)# logging buffered 16384
You could also send the router's events to a syslog server. Since it's external to the router, there's an added benefit: It preserves events even if the router loses power.
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