10-18-2006 01:23 AM - edited 03-05-2019 12:18 PM
Hi,
I have used the IOS command:
access-list 9 permit any log
But now how can I display the log's content?
Thanks !
10-18-2006 01:29 AM
Hi
you can see the loggings mentioned in the access-list ( if applied somewhere ) using
the " show log " command
regards
vanesh k
10-18-2006 02:55 AM
you can configure a syslog server also
and receive and parse logs
rate if it helps
10-18-2006 07:50 AM
Sergio
If you have an access list which uses the log parameter then where you can see the log depends on how you have configured logging (both destination and severity level). If you configure the logging severity level at informational (level 6) or debugging (level 7) you should see the access list logging but if you configure the severity level at anything above these levels then the access list logging will not be included. If you have enabled logging to the console (which is enabled by default on most platforms) at an appropriate level the access list log messages would be displayed on the console. If you have enabled logging buffered at an appropriate level then you can display the log messages by using the show log command. If you have enabled logging monitor at an appropriate level and have entered the terminal monitor command then the access list log messages will be displayed in your remote session. If you have enabled logging host (to a syslog server) at an appropriate level then the access list log messages are sent to the syslog server and you can see them on the server using appropriate tools and commands on the server.
HTH
Rick
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