Well you see it all depends. Ok first things first - Syslog servers - I like the one provided with Ciscoworks 2000 but that might be a bit expensive for you tastes. Look on 3coms website for their 3cDaemon or Tftp server, it actually is a lightweight Tftp, FTP, Syslog server all in one and I have found it more than adequate for my needs.
If I remember correctly yes it will enable levels 0 to 3 as well. Lastly - how many messages do you receive from your routers? Have you baselined how many events your routers send? Here in South Africa we have lots of probems with our fixed line providors thus triggering many interface resets/crc error events that may not happen elsewhere for example. Evan >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/31/02 10:53PM >>> Hello all. I am researching the creation of a syslog server on a WinNT or Win2k platform. My goal is to enable 24/7 logging of 25+ Cisco routers (no servers). There is a mix of Internet and Intranet routers involved. I have 3 questions about this. First, is there a solid 3rd party syslog program that anyone can recommend for this? Second, is it true that by choosing to log level 4 (warning) issues that I will also automatically log levels 0 thru 3? Finally, is there a any documented baseline rule for determining how much disk space usage I can expect to accumulate per day? I have to find out what size drive I would need. This last question has been a tough one; I haven't been able to locate any documented formula for this. Thanks in advance for your help.
