Show logging, Show logging file – Enterasys Networks X-Pedition XSR CLI User Manual
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etc. for all tasks
End of fault report.
When the XSR is automatically rebooted after a crash it performs a warm start. The following
message is logged:
11 May 29 22:20:59 TORONTO: System warm boot from crash
show logging
This command displays the current message logging settings including all possible logging
destinations and their enabled message‐levels.
Syntax
show logging
Mode
EXEC or Privileged EXEC:
XSR>
or
XSR#
Example
XSR#show logging
Sample Output
The following example displays logging information on the XSR including three Syslog servers:
XSR#show logging
Destination
Severity
Message Count
Syslog: 10.10.10.20 medium
43
Syslog: 10.10.10.30 low
78
Syslog: 10.10.10.40 high
3
Console
high
1630
Monitor
high
1630
Buffered
high
1630
SNMP
high
0
File
disabled
0
Discards:
high=0 medium=0 low=0 debug=0
Logging
timestamp UTC
show logging file
This command displays messages logged in the persistent logging file
loggen
on an optional
CompactFlash card. This file stores data in the CFlash: directory if power to the XSR is lost. When
the XSR comes up again it copies the history from loggen back into the RAM buffer. If no
CompactFlash card is installed, persistent logging is not performed.