--- tarko@lanparty.ee wrote:
This is done with the 'logging facility' command on the devices:
After defining your syslog server's IP address and the level of messaging you want (I set it to debug because I want to see everything):
on the routers: logging facility local0 on the switches: logging facility local1
Alternative, and more universal, way to do it is to use multiple IPs for syslog server. Then configure correct syslog server IP on the device. syslog-ng and others can all do filtering to different destinations based on the IP where message was received. ------------------------------------------------ The nice thing about the simple way is you see everything that's happening on the network, except what you 'egrep -v' out, which you already know about. Then you find things you weren't expecting. You don't go looking for stuff. You just watch the network events scroll by in real time ans see what shows up. I have no knowledge of syslog-ng. Does it do the real time scrolling like I mention? scott