Hello @Kwkyawkyaw,
Syslog messages are typically not associated with file extensions like .log or .conf. Syslog is a network protocol used for sending log messages and event notifications between network devices and a central syslog server. The log messages are sent over the network in plain text format without file extensions.
When configuring your Cisco Catalyst switch to send syslog messages to a syslog server, you do not specify a file extension for the messages. Instead, you define the syslog server's IP address or hostname and specify the severity level for which you want to send log messages. The syslog server will receive these messages and store them in its own log files, usually without any specific file extensions. The log messages received by the syslog server are often organized into log files based on their source and severity level. The syslog server software will typically handle the storage and management of log files, and the messages are stored in a format that the server software understands.
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