A network administrator configures a Cisco IOS router with the following syslog parameters:
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logging buffered 16000 informational
logging host 192.168.10.50
logging trap notifications
logging console errors
Which two statements correctly describe the behavior of syslog logging on this router? (Select two.)
- The remote syslog host at 192.168.10.50 receives log messages with severity levels 0 through 5, excluding informational and debugging messages.Cevap
- The internal logging buffer stores a broader range of severity levels than what is displayed on the router's local console interface.Cevap
- CThe remote syslog host receives level 6 (Informational) and level 7 (Debugging) logs because higher severity numbers take priority during trap transmission.
- DThe console interface outputs warning messages (severity level 4) because console logging automatically inherits the severity threshold configured for syslog trap messages.
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The remote syslog host receives messages from severity level 0 up through severity level 5 (Notifications), and the internal buffer records a wider variety of severity levels (levels 0-6) than the local console interface (levels 0-3).
The command 'logging trap notifications' sets the syslog server threshold to severity level 5. Cisco IOS syslog destinations process messages at or below the configured numeric level, so levels 0 through 5 are sent to the syslog server. Additionally, 'logging buffered informational' sets the buffer threshold to level 6 (levels 0-6), while 'logging console errors' limits console output to level 3 (levels 0-3), making the buffer capture a wider range of logs than the console.
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Cisco IOS Syslog Severity Thresholds and Log Destination Operation