All Cisco devices that support the syslog collection, and the output of system messages typically lets you set a logging level that determines the type and severity of the messages that are sent to a syslog host, such as an OSSIM appliance for processing and analysis. The following table lists the classifications of these logging levels, showing, run on with preceding line logging level keyword/severity level:
|
Value |
Severity |
| 0 |
Emergency |
| 1 |
Alert |
| 2 |
Critical |
| 3 |
Error |
| 4 |
Warning |
| 5 |
Notification |
| 6 |
Informational |
| 7 |
Debugging |
When you set a logging level, all messages with the same classification number (and lower) are output to the syslog server that ...
