Hi group,
I want to see my debug logs on my 1760 on a telnet connection, and not the rs232 console port anymore. Is this possible, and how ?
Thanks for any input !
- Chris
Hi group,
I want to see my debug logs on my 1760 on a telnet connection, and not the rs232 console port anymore. Is this possible, and how ?
Thanks for any input !
- Chris
On 16.10.2006 20:20 Chris wrote
Do a
my1760# terminal ? ...
monitor Copy debug output to the current terminal line no Negate a command or set its defaults
I.e. "terminal monitor" to receive debug output and "no terminal monitor" to turn this feature off.
Arnold
Hi,
terminal monitor ! is the way to go
however you may also need to make sure that the "monitor" logging level is correct although "debugging" is the default.
router#sh log
Monitor logging: level debugging, 0 messages logged, xml disabled, filtering disabled
Finally, and surprisingly, to turn it off it is not " no term mon" but is
term no mon
sadly.
Example #sh term
Capabilities: none
#term mon
#sh term
Capabilities: Receives Logging Output
#term no mon #sh term
Capabilities: none
Good luck.
"Terminal no monitor" actually.
Arnold Nipper wrote:
As others have noted, use the exec command "terminal [no] monitor" to control whether the syslog output appears in your vty.
Use the global config mode command "[no] logging console" to control whether the syslog output appears on the console port. In general, it is best practice to have "no logging console" in effect on a production router. This is because router activity will pause to dequeue console messages, so if the router is generating syslog messages at a higher rate than the console port can dequeue them, you will experience a seemingly "hung" router.
Aaron
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