regarding the syslog server. You need to add the following on /etc/syslog.conf
local7.* /var/adm/cisco
restart your syslog server and setup your cisco device to use the ip
address of your syslog server for logging.
Regards
Kostas Zourkas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the feedback, and to tell you the truth it does not make
any
> sense what is happening. The timeout happens for files that
may take 30+
> seconds to upload to the servers behind the firewall. In each
case we are
> using http upload and the browser comes back with a server can not
be
> found message. If the file is small i.e. takes 10-20 seconds
to upload
> there are no problems at all. All the timeout settings on the
PIX are on
> the scale of minutes not seconds.
>
> I tried setting syslog as suggested by many members of the list,
however I
> was not succesful in doing that. I tried to use an internal
Redhat Linux
> server to do the logging, and followed the instructions in the manual
> as well as the info at Cisco's site. Does anyone have info
or examples on
> what need to be done on Linux other than adding the
>
> local4.err ... in /etc.syslog.conf and restaring the syslogd server??
>
> I got a lot of message suggesting upgrading to 5.2, but how to do
that?
> Who do I contact in Cisco? I emailed CCO and I did not get
anything back
> except an automated message.. :((
>
> Again thanks and sorry to bother you.
>
> Best regards,
> Adonis
>
> --
> Adonis El Fakih - President, CEO -- EGS, Inc.
> 70 Boston Road, Suite A301, Chelmsford MA 01824 USA
> Fax (978) 244-0544 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On Wed, 8 Nov 2000, Brian Ford wrote:
