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Cisco Security Appliance Logging
Configuration and System Log Messages
For the Cisco PIX 500 Series and Cisco ASA Series Security Appliance
Software Version 7.1
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C O N T E N T S
Preface xxxiii
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CHAPTER 1 Configuring Logging and SNMP 1-1
Configuring SNMP 1-1
SNMP Overview 1-1
Enabling SNMP 1-3
Configuring and Managing Logs 1-4
Logging Overview 1-4
Logging in Multiple Context Mode 1-5
Enabling and Disabling Logging 1-5
Enabling Logging to All Configured Output Destinations 1-6
Disabling Logging to All Configured Output Destinations 1-6
Viewing the Log Configuration 1-6
Configuring Log Output Destinations 1-7
Log Output Destination Overview 1-8
Designating a Syslog Server as an Output Destination 1-8
Designating an E-mail Address as an Output Destination 1-10
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Designating ASDM as an Output Destination 1-11
Viewing Logs Using a Telnet Session 1-12
hostname(config)# no logging monitorDesignating the Log Buffer as an Output
Destination 1-13
Filtering System Log Messages to be Sent to an Output Destination 1-15
Message Filtering Overview 1-15
Filtering System Log Messages by Class 1-16
Filtering System Log Messages with Custom Message Lists 1-17
Customizing the Log Configuration 1-19
Configuring the Logging Queue 1-19
Including the Date and Time in System Log Messages 1-19
Including the Device ID in System Log Messages 1-19
PIX|ASA Generating System Log Messages in EMBLEM Format 1-20
Disabling a System Log Message 1-21
Changing the Severity Level of a System Log Message 1-21
Changing the Amount of Internal Flash Memory Available for Logs 1-22
Understanding System Log Messages 1-23
System Log Message Format 1-23
Severity Levels 1-24
Variables Used in System Log Messages 1-24
CHAPTER 2 System Log Messages 2-1
Messages 101001 to 199009 2-1
101001 2-1
101002 2-2
101003, 101004 2-2
101005 2-2
102001 2-2
103001 2-3
103002 2-3
103003 2-3
103004 2-4
103005 2-4
104001, 104002 2-4
104003 2-5
104004 2-5
105001 2-5
105002 2-5
105003 2-6
105004 2-6
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105005 2-6
105006, 105007 2-7
105008 2-7
105009 2-7
105010 2-8
105011 2-8
105020 2-8
105021 2-8
105031 2-9
105032 2-9
105034 2-9
105035 2-9
105036 2-9
105037 2-10
105038 2-10
105039 2-10
105040 2-11
105042 2-11
105043 2-11
105044 2-11
105045 2-12
105046 2-12
105047 2-12
106001 2-13
106002 2-13
106006 2-13
106007 2-14
106010 2-14
106011 2-14
106012 2-14
106013 2-15
106014 2-15
106015 2-15
106016 2-15
106017 2-16
106018 2-16
106020 2-16
106021 2-17
106022 2-17
106023 2-18
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106024 2-18
106025, 106026 2-18
106027 2-19
106100 2-19
106101 2-20
107001 2-20
107002 2-20
108002 2-21
108003 2-21
109001 2-21
109002 2-21
109003 2-22
109005 2-22
109006 2-22
109007 2-22
109008 2-23
109010 2-23
109011 2-23
109012 2-23
109013 2-24
109014 2-24
109016 2-24
109017 2-24
109018 2-25
109019 2-25
109020 2-25
109021 2-25
109022 2-26
109023 2-26
109024 2-26
109025 2-26
109026 2-27
109027 2-27
109028 2-27
109029 2-28
109030 2-28
109031 2-28
109032 2-29
110001 2-29
111001 2-29
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111002 2-30
111003 2-30
111004 2-30
111005 2-30
111007 2-31
111008 2-31
111009 2-31
111111 2-31
112001 2-31
113001 2-32
113003 2-32
113004 2-32
113005 2-33
113006 2-33
113007 2-33
113008 2-33
113009 2-34
113010 2-34
113011 2-34
113012 2-34
113013 2-35
113014 2-35
113015 2-35
113016 2-35
113017 2-36
113018 2-36
113019 2-36
113020 2-37
114001 2-37
114002 2-38
114003 2-38
114004 2-39
114005 2-39
114006 2-39
114007 2-40
114008 2-41
114009 2-41
114010 2-42
114011 2-43
114012 2-44
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114013 2-44
114014 2-45
114015 2-46
114016 2-46
114017 2-47
114018 2-48
114019 2-48
114020 2-49
199001 2-49
199002 2-50
199003 2-50
199005 2-50
199006 2-50
199907 2-51
199908 2-51
199909 2-51
Messages 201002 to 217001 2-51
201002 2-52
201003 2-52
201004 2-52
201005 2-53
201006 2-53
201008 2-53
201009 2-53
201010 2-54
201012 2-54
201013 2-55
202001 2-55
202005 2-55
202011 2-56
208005 2-56
209003 2-56
209004 2-57
209005 2-57
210001 2-57
210002 2-58
210003 2-58
210005 2-58
210006 2-58
210007 2-59
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210008 2-59
210010 2-59
210020 2-59
210021 2-60
210022 2-60
211001 2-60
211003 2-60
212001 2-61
212002 2-61
212003 2-62
212004 2-62
212005 2-62
212006 2-62
213001 2-63
213002 2-63
213003 2-63
213004 2-63
214001 2-64
215001 2-64
217001 2-64
216001 2-64
216002 2-65
216003 2-65
Messages 302003 to 326028 2-66
302003 2-66
302004 2-66
302009 2-67
302010 2-67
302012 2-67
302013 2-67
302014 2-68
302015 2-70
302016 2-70
302017 2-71
302018 2-71
302019 2-72
302020 2-72
302021 2-72
302302 2-73
303002 2-73
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303003 2-73
303004 2-73
304001 2-74
304002 2-74
304003 2-74
304004 2-74
304005 2-75
304006 2-75
304007 2-75
304008 2-75
304009 2-76
305005 2-76
305006 2-76
305007 2-77
305008 2-77
305009 2-78
305010 2-78
305011 2-78
305012 2-78
308001 2-79
308002 2-79
311001 2-79
311002 2-79
311003 2-80
311004 2-80
312001 2-80
313001 2-80
313003 2-81
313004 2-81
314001 2-81
315004 2-81
315011 2-82
316001 2-83
317001 2-83
317002 2-84
317003 2-84
317004 2-84
317005 2-84
318001 2-84
318002 2-85
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