07-01-2019 12:56 PM - edited 07-01-2019 12:56 PM
Currently have logging enabled on my CSR 1000v. I can see configuration changes on splunk, but I cannot see network traffic. Is there a way to configure my logs to forward that information to splunk?
07-01-2019 01:03 PM
Can you explain more about network log you looking ? network traffic
07-02-2019 05:23 AM
I need to forward traffic being sent through my router to Splunk in order to build a dashboard for network traffic. I have "logging trap debugging" turned on. And, I believe that may have done the trick. ISAKMP and ICMP Debugging is turned on and I am receiving those on Splunk, I am hesitant to turn on IP Debugging to see if it works because that is a lot for the router to process. Do you believe this will send all traffic to Splunk?
07-02-2019 06:23 AM
Hello,
I think you need at a minimum the below on your router:
logging trap (trap level)
logging host (Splunk Server) transport (tcp | udp) port (514)
logging on
07-02-2019 06:25 AM
All of that is enabled. See the images I attached with my message.
07-02-2019 08:26 AM - edited 07-02-2019 08:27 AM
You don't use logging to send the traffic to a remote device and even if you turned on ip debugging (which you don't want to do on a production router) it won't send the actual packets.
If you want to send the packets you need to mirror the port your router is on and then send on copy of that traffic to the port your server is connected to assuming your switch etc. supports that functionality.
Jon
07-02-2019 10:32 AM - edited 07-02-2019 10:32 AM
We didn't enable ip debugging, I'm aware that would likely brick the CSR. However, we don't want to actually see the packets, we want to see the amount of traffic in real time. So that we can see the busiest times of day for example.
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