Syslog - How to know the time interval at which cisco sends syslog messages to syslog server

[eugeneefla]

Hello everyone, I did some pretty wide searching across Cisco documentation and forums out there, though I still cannot find the correct command.

I have a Nexus 9372 and I also tried scouring through the "Logging" commands one-by-one to possibly end-up with the right combination of commands. Though no success at all.

Setup: Nexus is pointed to send level 6 syslog messages to a syslog server

Question: How would I know the "frequency" at which my Nexus is sending logs to my Linux syslog server? I think, this is not within the "Timestamp" command which is the interval at which IOS will capture the logs. If it is, please enlighten me. Thank you very much!!!

[DAVID YARASHUS]

Most Cisco products stream syslog messages in approximately real time as they happen, not batched up at particular intervals.  The frequency is therefore driven by what's happening on your platform.  A healthy data center switch under normal operating conditions will send relatively few syslog messages, typically only when links or neighbors go up or down.