A network operations center engineer is reviewing syslog messages emitted by a Cisco IOS router. Arrange the following syslog events in order from HIGHEST severity (lowest numerical severity level) to LOWEST severity (highest numerical severity level).
- 1Hardware watchdog failure causing complete system instability and unresponsiveness (%SYS-0-POWR_FAIL)
- 2Duplex mismatch on a GigabitEthernet interface resulting in frame collisions (%ETHINT-3-DUPLEX_MISMATCH)
- 3Execution of a write memory command that commits changes to NVRAM (%SYS-5-CONFIG_I)
- 4Initialization message emitted when establishing connection to a syslog server (%SYS-6-LOGGINGHOST_STARTSTOP)
- 5Packet header detail generated during an active execution of the debug ip packet command (%IP-7-UDP_PKT)
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The correct sequence from highest severity (lowest numeric value) to lowest severity (highest numeric value) is: 1) Hardware watchdog system failure (Level 0 - Emergency), 2) Duplex mismatch error (Level 3 - Error), 3) Configuration commit notice (Level 5 - Notice), 4) Syslog server initialization message (Level 6 - Informational), and 5) Debug packet trace output (Level 7 - Debugging).
The correct ordering aligns with the standard Cisco IOS Syslog numerical severity scale: 0 (Emergency), 1 (Alert), 2 (Critical), 3 (Error), 4 (Warning), 5 (Notice), 6 (Informational), and 7 (Debugging). The hardware failure message is Emergency (Level 0), followed by interface error (Level 3), configuration change (Level 5), syslog service initialization (Level 6), and debug packet trace output (Level 7).
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Cisco IOS Syslog severity level taxonomy (0-Emergency to 7-Debugging)