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We have a 9407 switch (CAT9K_IOSXE), Version 17.6.5) at one of our offices and due to some issues we've been having there, I wanted to get more detailed logs to see what changes are being made in the switch (and by who/what). We have a Forescout impl...
CUCM version 14I've already tried various options to get this to work, using the fields on the directory number (DN), SIP profiles (in CUCM, assigned to the phone and SIP trunk), but so far I haven't found the correct combination of settings to get i...
We had some disks fail that caused one of our CUCM subscriber servers to be lost. The plan is to reinstall it on another datastore on the same UCS server and join this back to the cluster.My hope is that I can reinstall the subscriber and during the ...
We have a UCS C240 M4SX that is out of coverage now (no contract) though the plan is to replace this with a new server, but for now we're stuck with it. The problem is, virtual disk 0 is down because we have 2 disks (1 and 2) that were in a predicted...
I already have a ticket open for this but after working with TAC for a few hours, they're still not sure what the problem is and the resolution for it. I wanted to check here also and see if someone already experienced this and got it resolved. This ...
Ah, I figured it out. Not sure why, but I had to add this back to the switch to get the date/time to appear in the show logging command: service timestamps log datetime msecHere's my complete config related to this topic and my notes (written for my...
OK, this worked and gets me the basics of what I want to see, but adding that command 'notify syslog' seems to have reset something with regarding to showing the date and time in the 'show logging' command. Here's an example of what it's showing now....
We do have the logs sent to a server to store these (I think it's in our SolarWinds product), but I personally haven't gone looking for those in SolarWinds but I suspect it'll just show the generic info that's in the 'show logging' view. Maybe it doe...
Are you saying that if I use those commands, I can then see the date/time of the changes when I do 'show archive log config all'?Or would that only apply to the 'show logging'?Ideally, I'd like to avoid using the 'show archive log'. If possible, I'd...
