There are limited log files saved on the router. Since their is no hDD
On Cisco routers and switches are there log files? How do I
view them?
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That is why most sensible people use a syslog server to store the log
files. See CCO for more details.
Dom Stocqueler
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There are limited
The router can save logs into a memory buffer which of course gets
cleared if you reboot. You would need to turn on logging and then
you would be able to look at the log.
logging buffered 16000
logging on
logging monitor deb
etc, etc
type logg ? to see other options. Most people will
The best way to accomplish this is to setup your switches and routers to
send all syslog messages to a designated syslog server. Check out this
application...
http://www.kiwisyslog.com
Chris
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The best way to accomplish this is to setup your switches and routers to
send all syslog messages to a designated syslog server. Check out this
application...
http://www.kiwisyslog.com
Chris
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