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logging events spanningtree
portstatechange
-/enabled
Enable registration of interfaces state changes in STP
no logging events
spanningtree
portstatechange
Disable registration of interfaces state changes in STP
logging events spanningtree
topologychange
-/disable
Enable registration of topology changes in STP
no logging events
spanningtree topologychange
Disable registration of topology changes in STP
file-system logging {copy |
delete-rename}
Registration is enabled
by default.
Enable file system events registration.
- copy—registration of messages related to the file copy operations
- delete-rename—registration of messages related to the file delete
and rename operations
no file-system logging {copy |
delete-rename}
Disable file system events registration.
management logging deny
-/enabled
Enable control access events registration.
no management logging deny
Disable control access events registration.
logging aggregation on
-
Enable syslog message aggregation control.
no logging aggregation on
Disable syslog message aggregation.
logging aggregation aging-time
sec
sec: (15..3600) seconds
Define the grouped syslog message lifetime.
no logging aggregation
agingtime
Restore the default value.
logging cli-commands
-/disabled
Enable accounting for commands entered into CLI.
no logging cli-commands
Restore the default value.
logging service cpu-rate-limits
traffic
traffic: (http, telnet,
ssh, snmp, ip, link-local,
arp-switch-mode,
arpinspection,
stpbpdu, other-bpdu,
dhcp-snooping,
dhcpv6snooping,
igmp-snooping,
mldsnooping, sflow,
log-deny-aces, vrrp)/-
Enable control of the rate limit of incoming frames for certain type
of traffic
no logging service
cpuratelimits traffic
Disable logging
logging service watchdog
-/enabled
Enable logging of events from watchdog
no logging service watchdog
Disable logging of events from watchdog.
Each message has its own importance level. Table 6.101 lists message types in descending order of
importance level.
Table 5.177 —Message importance types
Message importance type
Description
Emergencies
Critical error has occurred in the system, the system may operate
improperly.
Alerts
Immediate intervention is required.
Critical
Critical error has occurred in the system.
Errors
An error has occurred in the system.
Warnings
A warning, non-emergency message.
Notifications
System notifications, non-emergency message.
Informational
Informational system message.
Debugging
Debug messages, provide information for correct system configuration.
Privileged EXEC mode commands
Command line request in Privileged EXEC mode appears as follows:
console#