I've setup a syslog server to monitor the logging on my 1811. I am wondering if anything beside a logging level of informational is needed to see the up/down status of my ipsec vpn's. Thanks
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15 years ago
logging level
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15 years ago
The easy answer is to try it out yourself.
I have tried to follow the Cisco logging documentation and have failed. Miserably. Very miserably. :-)
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15 years ago
Yea - i don't want to down vpn's to test it though. I'm getting encryt/decrypt failures logged. Is that a good indicator that up/down status would be logged. thanks
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14 years ago
It doesn't seem that informational is good enough to log this. I just had one go down and it didn't register in syslog.
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14 years ago
I was minding my own business the other day, out 'n' about, when I thought of this thread for some reason. Thought was that I couldn't recall seeing SA messages in log unless deb cry ips sa or similar was enabled. We always set log level to debugging and had a nice big file.
You do know the log level is in each log message?
e.g. from google
%CRYPTO-5-SESSION_STATUS
log level is "5".
My feeling is that memory is fauty, but I thought I would write anyway:-(