Cisco 11503 Administration Guide - Page 140

Showing Log Files Chapter 4 Using the CSS Logging Features To send the log activity to your current session, enter: # show log Displaying Log events. Press any key to abort... APR 14 16:28:09 5/1 2398 NETMAN-7: HTTPC:HTTPC_Open: ERROR->connect APR 14 16:28:15 5/1 2399 NETMAN-7: HTTPC:HTTPC_Open: ERROR->connect APR 14 16:28:21 5/1 2400 NETMAN-7: HTTPC:HTTPC_Open: ERROR->connect APR 14 16:28:27 5/1 2401 NETMAN-7: HTTPC:HTTPC_Open: ERROR->connect To display information in a specific log file, enter the show log command with a valid log filename. For example: # show log stubs SEP 22 09:59:18 5/1 918 NETMAN-7: SNMP:SET RSP (3803) SEP 22 09:59:53 5/1 919 NETMAN-7: SNMP:SET (3804) SEP 22 09:59:53 5/1 920 NETMAN-7: SNMP: 1 apLogHostIpAddress.[1.2.3.4] VT_IPADDRESS SEP 22 09:59:53 5/1 921 NETMAN-7: SNMP: 2 apLogHostIpAddress.[1.2.3.4] VT_IPADDRESS To view the content of the sys.log file, enter: (config)# show log sys.log To view the bottom and most recent portion of the file, use the tail option with the show log command. For example, to view the most recent 500 lines in the sys.log file, enter: (config)# show log sys.log tail 500 Showing Log Lists Use the show log-list command to display a list of all log files. You can use the show log-list command in all modes, including User mode. For example: (config)# show log-list 4-20 Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide OL-5647-02