Ciscoprime 3.1 syslog messages

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• ASA send syslog messages to change the configuration

  On a router, you can send the configuration changes on the server syslog by practice,

  conf t

  Archives

  The config log

  Enable logging

  notify the syslog

  Then the router will send something like:

  . 3 August 13:12:00.776 of the PACIFIC: % PARSER-5-CFGLOG_LOGGEDCMD: user: admin connected control interface: No. Loopback76

  If I had typed in the command line, "no lo76 int.

  How do you do this on the SAA?

  Objective: I want to know when anyone does any kind of config on my ASA.

  The number of syslog 111008 and 111010 will record the command entered by the user.

  111010 concerns the configuration changes.

  Here is the syslog for your information:

  111008:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa84/system/message/logmsgs.html#wp4769400

  111010:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa84/system/message/logmsgs.html#wp4769410

  You must turn on syslog and level 5 severity, and if you do not want to see any other record, you can only connect the numbers of syslog 2 above.

• ASA - drop rate exceeded syslog messages

  Hello

  Could someone please explain this ASA output. Thank you

  "[Analysis] drop rate-2 exceeded. Current burst rate is 8 per second, max configured rate is 8; Current average rate is 8 per second, max configured rate is 4. Cumulative total is 29362 "

  See this:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_tech_note09186a00809763ea.shtml#sol6

• Topology change syslog, how to disable messages?

  I have a number of switches BNT/Lenovo (8124, 8052, 8264) and all are connected to our central syslog server. I have quite a few switches in the same vlan, and I get a lot of topology messages of change like this:

  2016 03-11 T 05: 39:01.143556 - 07:00 Mar 11 05:39:07 switch-1 ALERT switch OS : STG 44, changing topology detected

  I don't necessarily need to see this. I would like to delete this message without Gohan other messages such as the STP root bridge changes. Is this possible? These seem to be my options from the side of the switch:

  8052b Journal (config) #logging?
  all all
  BGP BGP
  cfg Configuration
  cfgchg Configuration change notify
  CLI command line interface
  Console Console
  difference of Configuration monitoring difftrak
  dot1x 802. 1 x
  failover failover
  Hyperlinks Hotlinks
  IGMP IGMP-Group
  IGMP-mrouter IGMP mrouter
  applicant applicant IGMP IGMP
  IP Internet protocol address
  IPv6 IPv6
  LACP Link Aggregation Control Protocol
  system port link
  LLDP LLDP
  management management
  MLD MLD
  NETCONF NETCONF Configuration Protocol
  Time protocol NTP network
  OpenFlow enable logging of Protocol Openflow
  OSPF, OSPF
  OSPFv3 Ospfv3
  private - vlan, private VLAN
  RMON remote monitoring
  Syslog server server
  SLP Service Location Protocol
  Spanning-tree-group group Spanning tree
  SSH Secure Shell
  System
  Vlag Virtual Link Aggregation
  VLAN, VLAN
  VM Virtual Machine
  VRRP Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
  Web Web

  I looked in the CLI guide for "journal of logging", but all I get is the following:

  [None] Journaling log []
  Displays a list of the features for which syslog messages can be generated. You
  can choose to turn on or off specific features (such as VLANs, stg, or ssh).
  or enable/disable syslog on all available functions.
  Control mode: global configuration

  There is no detail on the option does what exactly.

  I know that I probably can filter messages from syslog server-side but I would rather start the level for the switch.

  Thank you.

  Today, there is no way to delete these specific messages.

  They should not be too many and are often very useful to determine the cause of a failure.

  In order to reduce drastically the TCN BPDU is to put all the host ports such as 'edge' or 'portfast '.

  This setting prevent BPDUS and messages production when a host disconnect or connect to the switch.

  Then, only the 'real' TCN is recorded and useful for diagnosis.

  Ciao, Maurizio.

• Help create messages Syslog uses the router host name

  We currently have an IP SLA related to the EEM scripts that work great to send syslog messages to alert purposes.  However, I would like for each router that sends a syslog to send its host name using wildcards instead of the specified host name.  I'm guessing some sort of filtering would do the trick, but I can't find any good documentation on this topic.  That's what I currently have:

  ALS IP 1
  echo ICMP - 172.24.50.1 source-interface GigabitEthernet2
  threshold 250
  timeout of 1000
  frequency 5
  IP SLA annex 1 point of life to always start-time now

  !

  LAN_interface_Link_down event manager applet
  syslog "Interface GigabitEthernet2, state change downstairs" event model
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  Action 2 syslog priority to information msg "command, LAN_interface_Link_down is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »
  3 wait 5 action
  Action4 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 5 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  action 6 'closed' cli command
  Action 7 cli command 'end '.
  LAN_interface_Link_up event manager applet
  syslog event model "Interface GigabitEthernet2, altered state until.
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  action 2 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 3 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  Action4 "not shut" cli command
  Action 5 cli command 'end '.
  6 wait 15 action
  Action 7 syslog priority to information msg "command, LAN_interface_Link_up is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »
  Next_Hop_LAN_Unreachable event manager applet
  event track 10 low maxrun 40
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  Action 2 syslog priority to information msg "command, Next_Hop_LAN_Unreachable is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »
  3 wait 5 action
  Action4 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 5 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  action 6 'closed' cli command
  Action 7 cli command 'end '.
  Next_Hop_LAN_Reachable event manager applet
  event track 10 status place maxrun 40
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  action 2 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 3 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  Action4 "not shut" cli command
  Action 5 cli command 'end '.
  6 wait 15 action
  Action 7 syslog priority to information msg "command, Next_Hop_LAN_Reachable is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »

  You can use the action of information to gather the hostname:

  routername type info action 1.0

  message from syslog to action 2.0 "my name is $_info_routername.

• IDS sensor blocking based on received syslog denied ACL messages.

  Hi / Help

  How to set up the sensor 4230 (from the CSPM) to receive and generate alarms (and block) syslog messages send a Cisco router when an ACL denied is detected. For example, how the sensor generates an alarm (and block) based on a like this syslog message:

  % S 6-IPACCESSLOGP: list 120 denied tcp 1.1.1.1 (80)-> 2.2.2.2 (1031)

  I would be grateful if you could explain/describe the solution in detail.

  In particular how the sensor to interpret the text of syslog and how he 'read' what to block.

  What is the correct "text syntax" syslog to send before the sensor 'understand' and do the blocking.

  Thank you.

  Gert Schaarup

  The following link shows how to configure by IDM on the sensor itself.

  You will need to do the same steps using CSPM:

  http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/iaabu/csids/csids8/13876_01.htm#xtocid35

  When an ACL is created the user can put a keyword "journal" at the end of a line to refuse to have a message from sylog created when this line refuses a package. Syslogs are sent to the sensor router (router must be configured to di it). For ACL syslog messages have a specific format that the sensor has been coded to identify. In this format, the IP is in a specific location. So if the sensor is configured correctly, then the sensor will create an alarm for this acl deny syslog message.

  NOTE: The alarm is for that fact that the sensor has received an acl deny syslog message from the router. The acl who refused the package might have been created by the user or created sensor.

  NOTE2: The alarm would be an acl that has already been created, it blocks the alarm would generate a new acl to block address that is already blocked. So it blocks these alarms is not common practice.

• Syslog. Include the address IP of VTY in each message (the configuration changes)

  Hello guys,.

  I discovered that Huawei has a syslog messages different format when it comes to saving the configuration changes in external syslog, however if in Cisco you use a universal login for many users, it is impossible to know what connected IP address who commands...

  I know, a solution would be to allow all users to use its own login, however, I wanted to know is possible for a Cisco router associate the vty from the payer 'connected command' and include this information in Syslog.

  Here is the example for Huawei:

  %%10SHELL/5/cmd (l): - DevIP = 10.219.3.2 - 2 - task: vt0 ip:10.200.7.138 user: * command: display buffer

  Cisco has kind of understands the final message where says what was the IP address of the VTY, however, this IP address is not present in each message syslog like Huawei.

  68954: 168799: sep 22 14:29:21.839: % PARSER-5-CFGLOG_LOGGEDCMD: user: XXXXX connected command: no connection host 10.200.100.10 transport udp port 515

  68952: 168796: 14:18:25.341 Sep 22: % PARSER-5-CFGLOG_LOGGEDCMD: user: XXXXX connected command: exit

  68953: 168797: sep 22 14:18:26.053: % SYS-5-CONFIG_I: configured from console by XXXXX on vty5 (10.200.7.138)

  Is it possible to do something similar in Cisco

  If you Splunk or another business journal reports server you can correlate these events by building a transaction whenever you see a % SYS-5-CONFIG_I event. I have support for this in my application of networks Cisco for Splunk: https://apps.splunk.com/app/1352/ & https://apps.splunk.com/app/1467/

  Take a look and see what you think.

• Central syslog

  I configured Syslog on my agents Foglight switches.

  However, the only way to view syslog messages is to go into each switch individually.

  Is - it there anyway that all syslog messages can be combined into a central syslog for all messages are visible?

  Hi Graham,

  Yes. You can create a Dashboard Widget, view all them, or under a stream of filtered syslog messages.

• ASA Syslog via a VPN Tunnel

  Hi all

  I have a little problem concerning ASA and syslogs. I have a tunnel from site to site between a local ASA and ASA distance. Behind the ASA local, I have a central syslog server (which has no ASA as default gateway) which collects messages from all network devices and I want to get messages from the ASA remote as well.

  The tunnel protects traffic between local networks behind each ASA, which includes ASA inside remote interface as well. The problem is that if I specify on the SAA distance my syslog server it does not pass through the VPN tunnel. The ASA remote sees my server syslog as being 'outside' so he's using the external IP address as the source-interface for the syslog message. Which of course does not pass through the tunnel. As much as I know there is no way to configure the interface source for logging under the SAA, that you can do on a normal IOS router.

  I've found a few documents explaining this Setup on CCO, but they all imply I have extend the list for interesting traffic to access allow remote UDP/514 of the PIX traffic outside my local syslog server interface. This isn't something I want to do what I would get in routing complication in my LAN with a public IP address of the ASA remote.

  Any suggestions? I thought I could use some sort of NAT on the ASA remote so that all traffic for my local network a source the remote PIX is translated on the inside interface, which in theory should pass the package via the tunnel. I did not go so far.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Best regards

  Stefan

  You can define the interface that the ASA will use to send the newspapers "syslog_ip host record.

  Make sure you also do "access management".

  Then the SAA should source the syslogs from inside the interface, which is probably encrypted with the crypto ACL.

  I hope it helps.

  PK

• transfer of Kiwi syslog drives me crazy

  HI -.

  I have a syslog server of Kiwi introduced in MARCH as a syslog relay generic.

  According to the latest (Dec 06?) MARCH docs, this is how the Kiwi itself server must be configured to then transfer messages to MARS:

  ? Send RFC 3164 header information? Selected

  ? Keep original message source address? Erased.

  If I put veither (or both) of these options, as described in the RFSO, none of the syslog messages that arrive to Kiwi seem to get sent to / processed by MARCH.

  If I clear the RFC 3164 header field and choose the option to keep the original source address, the messages appear on MARS when I question the device (i.e. syslog relay).

  I have implemented sender (a Cisco router) as a statement in MARCH - syslogs device come to Kiwi, but I see them only on MARCH if I do exactly the opposite of what shows the manual on the side of Kiwi.

  ?????

  what Miss me? What is MARCH expecting to see Kiwi?

  Thank you

  -randy

  It is in any case the theory. Make sure you click on activate after the addition of the device. You need to test with a camera, you know that you can force the events on (via a connection failed, whatever). I see you are having a similar problem where stange characters are appearing in the output (see the '? ' character). I don't know whether or not this has an impact, but I've seen before in our MARCH as well.

• Write syslog to ASA 5505 VPN tunnel on syslog server?

  Hello

  Is it possible to let the ASA 5505 write syslog messages to a syslog server on the core network where the ASA 5550 is? (on the ipsec tunnel?)

  I tried this. The tunnel is up, but I get the message from routing could not locate the next hop for the NP (ASA 5505 ip) udp inside: (ip of the syslog server).

  THX,

  Marc

  MJonkers,

  I would suggest that you configure inside interface as the interface for management access. Include IP and IP address NAT syslog server interface inside 0 ACL and ACL crypto.

  You can order the "access management" when you want to run an ASA inside of interface through the VPN 7.2 below command reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/customer/docs/security/ASA/asa72/command/reference/m_72.html#wp1780826

  I am running the VPN configuration on 8.2 and querying SNMP works.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

• Impossible to get the specific features of cisco in LMS syslogs

  Hello

  It's about a problem that we face with our LMS 3.2.1. We cannot get specific cisco devices syslogs, while we are able to get the rest devices syslogs. one you suggest what would be the exact reason for this and the troubleshooting steps.

  Thanks in advance,

  Raja

  Hello

  The first thing I would say is to make sure that you have these devices configured to send the syslogs to that specific server. See config below:

  3725B - CR - NMS (config) #logging host?
  Host name or A.B.C.D IP address of the syslog server

  If that is already set up, please make sure that syslog messages are on the server. Create a message simple syslog and check the syslog.log file located in NMSROOT/CSCOpx/log to make sure it's written there. You can also run a capture of packages to confirm the foregoing. If you have this installed on Linux/Solaris, check the syslog_info file (/ var/log /).

  You can generate a test syslog as shown below:

  3725 B-CR-NEM #conf t
  Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z.
  3725B - CR - NMS (config) #exit
  B-CR-NMS 3725 #.
  * 03:35:42.613 13 Oct: % SYS-5-CONFIG_I: configured from console by admin on vty1 (192.168.10.197)

  NMSROOT is the LMS installation directory

  Let me know the results.

  Allen has.

• A multiple marking in Syslog Configuration

  Good day to all!

  I am struggling to find an appropriate response to make if the FireSIGHT v5.4.1.1 can support multiple marking in an alert configuration single syslog and hoped someone here can give me a solution if there is.

  The scenario is that my end user will like to have several political intrusion in each different segments who I am control using the ACP.

  Scenario:

  X-access control policy rule:

  Segment 1 - Intrusion policy 1 - Interface s1p1 - marking S1IP1

  Stream 2 - Intrusion policy 2 - Interface s1p2 - marking S2IP2

  Section 3 - Intrusion policy 3 - Interface s2p1 - marking S3IP3

  So the above is using using "X-Access Control Policy" rule "Intrusion policies 1-3" on 3 different interfaces to differentiate areas of their segment. " Each segment would have different marking "SxIPx" when sending of syslog logs would be easier to identify their records respectively.

  I went through the Setup and cannot attach a single syslog configuration to satisfy the criteria for labelling multiple syslog configuration.

  I missed something completely?

  Appreciate any comments!

  Thank you!

  You can do it with corrleation rules.  In the example above, here are the steps.

  1 create three syslog alerts (Actions-> answers-> alerts) each of them with the desired tag, name them appropriately as "Syslog S1IP1", "S2IP1", etc.

  2. create three rules of correlation (policies-> correlation-> State Management tab).  For each rule set the event type of "intrusion event.  in conditions selects "entry interface" and choose the appropriate interface.

  3 create a strategy of corrleation with your three rules included.  Add the appropriate response syslog already created for each rule. Select new policy.

  You now get syslog messages with tag customized for selected interfaces corresponding events.

• Syslog for ips configuration

  Is it possible to configure IP addresses to send messages to the syslog server. If yes then ask to share the steps you

  Yes, is possible to configure IP addresses to send syslog messages to a syslog server.

  Configure the command:

  Enable logging

  timestamp of the record

  asdm of logging of information

  forest management - ipaddress inside device id

  logging inside the 192.168.3.10 host

  Debugging trace record

  1st & 5th rom up-down control are necessary. rest depends on your condition to capture packets in the syslog server. all these commands are inserted automatically if you configure syslog Device Manager.

  rate if this can help...

• N5k and FI send syslog

  Hi, I would like to know the behaviuor N5ks and the FIs when they send syslog messages to multiple remote syslog servers. They send it to the 1st in the list OR all the at the same time.

  If I 'logging server' on the n5k, it shows me 3 BUT as I do not have access o these servers, I can't verify this.

  Hello

  If you have configured three syslog servers, FI would send logs to each of them.

  If you want to check and do not have access to the syslog servers, then check whether or not we send messages is to turn on him debugs.

  connect nxos

  registration of debugging

  See the debug log file syslogd_debugs<---- view="" the="">

  all United Nations<---- turn="" off="" the="">

  You can do the same thing on N5K and check its features.

  Padma