Syslogging on CAT OS devices

[admin_2]

What logging level do I need to set to log configuration change events in CAT OS devices?

[steve.busby]

Not sure what platform or CatOS version. However, I suspect you may have meant SNMP traps and for that it's a simple

set snmp trap enable config

If you prefer, syslogging is detailed here:

http://www.cisco.com and in the "Search:" block enter the following:

"configuring system message logging" AND "device type"

Where "device type" is your specific device (6500, 4000, etc).

[Marvin Rhoads]

"logging level snmp 5" should cover what you want. Your syslog section of your config should look something like this:

#syslog

set logging console disable

set logging server enable

set logging server [your log server ip here]

set logging level ip 4 default

set logging level snmp 5 default

set logging level pagp 4 default

set logging level cops 2 default

set logging server severity 5

You may also want to "set snmp trap enable config".