How To Enable Syslog In Cisco Router?
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To enable Syslog on Cisco routers, use the below commands:
1. Log into the router and enter configuration mode: router# configure terminal
2. Enable syslogging, creating a logging buffer in memory with the logging buffered command: router(config)# logging buffered <size>
3. Enable logging for all messages with the logging on command: router(config)# logging on
4. Configure the router to send messages to your syslog server (or hosts) with the following command: router(config)# logging <syslog-server-IP>
5. Exit configuration mode and save the router’s configuration. router# copy running-config startup-config