02-28-2018 08:38 AM - edited 03-01-2019 03:22 PM
I am implementing logging archive on ios-xr with the following config:
logging archive device harddisk severity emergencies file-size 300 frequency daily archive-size 300 archive-length 1 !
My questions is can you test this on the fly instead of waiting for the daily frequency? Also does this create a file in the event of failure, lets say power or a system critical error? I'm hoping that in the event of a crash it would create the archive for review.
Thanks
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03-08-2018 08:11 AM - edited 03-08-2018 08:12 AM
Hi
My questions is can you test this on the fly instead of waiting for the daily frequency?
>> This option does not exist, will have to wait for the timer set
Also does this create a file in the event of failure, lets say power or a system critical error?
>> Process crash, no (possible with eem script? to trigger a "show log | file ... " but not by default)
>> Kernel crash, the kernel dump tries to capture some show log, but not always successful
>> power outage, in general we will need to depend on syslog server
Working in TAC, we depend on show log, syslogs for this type of situation.
Thanks
03-08-2018 08:11 AM - edited 03-08-2018 08:12 AM
Hi
My questions is can you test this on the fly instead of waiting for the daily frequency?
>> This option does not exist, will have to wait for the timer set
Also does this create a file in the event of failure, lets say power or a system critical error?
>> Process crash, no (possible with eem script? to trigger a "show log | file ... " but not by default)
>> Kernel crash, the kernel dump tries to capture some show log, but not always successful
>> power outage, in general we will need to depend on syslog server
Working in TAC, we depend on show log, syslogs for this type of situation.
Thanks
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