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02-13-2015 12:31 PM - edited 03-07-2019 10:38 PM
Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me get my syslog messages to appear when I'm logged into the switch via SSH on a Cisco 4510R Switch. The ones that appear when I shutdown/no shutdown interfaces, leave global config mode, all the basic messages I'm used to seeing when logged in via console, telnet, or ssh.
The show run command displays logging console critical, which is the default of (2) I believe.
In global config, I set logging monitor 2, and also tried both console and monitor at level 5. Nothing is showing up.
Show logging displays all the latest messages, but I'm used to these showing up as things are configured.
This is the way the switch was set up prior to my working here.
Does anyone have any idea why this, and how I can get it working?
Thanks.
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02-13-2015 12:50 PM
According to your configuration guide the default is debugging ie. level 7 so I suspect this has been changed.
In regards to your question if you are logged in via a vty line then you need to change the monitor level but then you may also need to type -
"terminal monitor" or "term mon" for short.
if you want turn it off -
"terminal no monitor"
Jon
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02-13-2015 12:50 PM
According to your configuration guide the default is debugging ie. level 7 so I suspect this has been changed.
In regards to your question if you are logged in via a vty line then you need to change the monitor level but then you may also need to type -
"terminal monitor" or "term mon" for short.
if you want turn it off -
"terminal no monitor"
Jon
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02-17-2015 07:17 AM
I did not have the ability to enter terminal monitor anywhere. In Global Config, I entered:
logging console 7
logging monitor 7
...and that seemed to have done the trick.
Thank you for your help.
