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Specifying Logging Buffer Size Chapter 4 Using the CSS Logging Features Table 4-2 Configuring and Enabling Logging (continued) Step Logging Option Example 4. Optionally, enable sendmail email address of the CSS to send mail recipient log messages to an IP address or hostname of e-mail address and SMTP host specify a level. level - Valid levels for the CSS: logging sendmail [email protected] 172.16.6.58 critical-2 fatal-0, alert-1, critical-2, error-3, warning-4, notice-5, info-6, debug-7 5. Show the log file. filename - Log file to display show log stubs The following running-configuration example shows the results of entering the commands in Table 4-2. GLOBAL logging buffer 1000 logging subsystem rip level alert-1 logging disk stubs logging sendmail [email protected] 172.16.6.58 critical-2 Specifying Logging Buffer Size The logging buffer size is the amount of information the CSS buffers in memory before outputting the information to disk. The larger you configure the buffer size, the less frequently the CSS outputs the contents to disk. Specifying a buffer size is required only if you specify logging to disk as the log file destination. To set the disk buffering size, use the logging buffer command. Specify the buffer size from 0 to 64000 bytes. The default is 0, where the CSS sends the logging output directly to the log file. To set the buffer size to 1000 bytes, enter: (config)# logging buffer 1000 Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide 4-6 OL-5647-02