Question:
How do you send debug output to a Syslog Server from an AOS device?
Answer:
The ability for AOS devices to send debug output to a Syslog Server was added in AOS release R13.2.0.
You will need a Syslog Server that the AOS device can reach via IP.
This must be configured in the command line interface (CLI) in the global configuration mode (config terminal).
To configure this, you must:
1) turn logging forwarding on
2) set the facility (you can choose between local0 through local7)
3) configure the priority level to debug
3) define the Syslog Server as the "receiver-ip"
4) configure the debugs to be forwarded to the Syslog Server
As an example, if you want to capture the following debugs to a Syslog Server at 192.168.100.25:
debug sip stack messages
debug isdn l2-formatted
debug voice verbose
("voice verbose" isn't valid for "logging forwarding" so you have to break it out as each debug command)
You can use the following global configuration commands:
logging forwarding on
logging facility local0
logging forwarding priority-level debug
logging forwarding receiver-ip 192.168.100.25
logging forwarding debug sip stack messages
logging forwarding debug isdn l2-formatted
logging forwarding debug voice switchboard
logging forwarding debug rtp media
logging forwarding debug sip secure remote-user
logging forwarding debug voice conference local
logging forwarding debug voice loopback
logging forwarding debug voice phonemanager
logging forwarding debug voice ring-group
logging forwarding debug voice rtp verbose
logging forwarding debug voice smdr
logging forwarding debug voice srtp sdes negotiation
logging forwarding debug voice stationaccount
logging forwarding debug voice toneservices
logging forwarding debug voice trunkaccount
logging forwarding debug voice trunkmanager
logging forwarding debug voice trunkport
