My Cisco devices send syslog messages to LMS but it wont`t show any messages from device. Older LMS 3.2 and other collector showe all syslog messages. What to do with LMS 4.0.1?
View 2 RepliesI have a new install of LMS 4.2 on a virtual appliance. No syslog messages are getting into LMS. They are being received by the server, but are showing up in /var/adm/CSCOpx/log/dmgtd.log, and aren't getting processed by SyslogAnalyser.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm getting the Syslog messages frequently on daily basis.
View 4 Replies View RelatedLMS 4.1 is not showing any valid syslog messages, only invalid messages. Is there anything different in 4.1 that needs to be set?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a newly installed LMS 4.1 that had the Syslog feature working for a while.
Recently, the Syslog is no longer displaying any records (neither new or old messages).
Below are the steps I have tried to troubleshoot the problem:
- Installed wireshark : Syslog messages are being received by the LMS server on time
- In the Syslog.log file, I can see that all the Syslog messages are being logged properly
- I tried to disable all the "Syslog Message Filters" but nothing changed
In the SyslogCollector.log, I can find the below logs:
NMSROOT is C:/PROGRA~2/CSCOpx
propFileC:/PROGRA~2/CSCOpxMDC omcatwebapps
meWEB-INFclassesC:PROGRA~2CSCOpxMDC omcatwebapps
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I have a small problem with a lot of invalid syslog messages in LMS 3.2. Something about 30% of all messages are invalid.
Is there any posibility to get out from which devices those messages are?
Is it a big problem for the application if there are such a lot of invalid messages? I have a lot of devices in my LMS and don't want to get high load because of such unneeded messages.
Is there a way to debug syslog messages? Something like "debug ip syslog"?
View 11 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to get more messages out of a 2950 set to syslog? I've turned every logging option I can find to DEBUG, but all I get in my syslog are LinkUp/Down messages and "Configured from console by console". I'd love to see more information such as configuration changes, or even someone attempting to set up DTP on a switchport set to access mode.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI bought a RV110W wireless router a couple months ago that I've been pretty happy with.
However, I have one significant problem with it. It is configured to send syslog messages to an internal server. Twice now it has gone into a mode where it starts dumping messages like,
ip_conntrack_is_ipc_allowed: ipc_entry_is_full
continuously, at a rate of about 20 per second. It otherwise seems to function normally, but of course if unnoticed my syslog file quickly grows to hundreds or thousands of megabytes. A reboot restores normal operation. It is running firmware 1.1.0.9. A search on the internet turned up no information about this problem.
It may be some corruption is occuring in the router's OS, or perhaps this is something that can be triggered externally (in which case it would be a weak form of DoS attack? Or maybe worse if in this state it is unable to properly apply the firewall rules.)
I want to use IP SLA to perform simple up/down monitoring of an IP host and to generate a syslog alert if the host goes down. I have a 2650XM router running 12.4(23) IP Voice IOS. My basic IP SLA config is hown below:
ip sla monitor 10
type echo protocol ipIcmpEcho 10.55.1.1
timeout 1000
frequency 10
ip sla monitor schedule 10 life forever start-time now.
We started getting the below syslog messages from one of our ASA5520 which was recently upgraded to 8.4(2). Any bugs on 8.4(2) that cause this or its simply the RAM failure?
%ASA-3-105010: (Primary) Failover message block alloc failed
%ASA-3-321007: System is low on free memory blocks of size 1550 (0 CNT out of 18709 MAX)
how can I configure ACS 5.2 to send syslog messages to CS-MARS?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm building the use case to test / detect for rogue devices on the network. I have in my enviroment Lan controller 5500 controller with AP (aironet 3500). I want to detect for rogue devices/ap connected to my network. I know before i can see this activity on the network i have to configure the controller / ap to detect this behavior. I'm doing this step.
Authorize AP's against AAA function to make sure that all the AP's registering to your WLC are authorized AP's of the network.By enabling this feature, only those AP's whose mac-addresses are present in the authorization list, will be able to register to the URL
Using Rogue detection. feature, the WLC will be able to detect any AP that is not a part of its RF group and contain it.URL
NOTE: from the forum I have seen other talks about the same issue and saying that if I have any APs in "Rogue Detection" mode sitting on the trunk port on the switch then only, this AP will detect the Rogue on Wired
I don't think i completely understand this statement, by sitting does it mean that it is passively sniffing coming in/out on trunk link?
Considering the above steps are accurate, after this will i be able to see rogue detection behavior in syslogs? What exactly would be the messages that would produce this behavior.
Is there any way to change the port that is used for syslog messages on a Cisco 9500 switch?By default this is set to UDP port 514.There doesn't seem to be a command to change the port.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have an issue with the syslog of 7600 router, I have configured the logging level to informational, but when I execute changes such as up or down an interface, the syslog messages aren't displayed? Why is the reason? This symptom exist after I changed the buffer size from default to 32768.
Router#sh log
Syslog logging: enabled (0 messages dropped, 0 messages rate-limited, 2 flushes, 0 overruns, xml disabled, filtering disabled)
No Active Message Discriminator.
No Inactive Message Discriminator.
Console logging: disabled
Monitor logging: level debugging, 40 messages logged, xml disabled,
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I'm building the use case to test / detect for rogue devices on the network. I have in my enviroment Lan controller 5500 controller with AP (aironet 3500). I want to detect for rogue devices/ap connected to my network. I know before i can see this activity on the network i have to configure the controller / ap to detect this behavior.
Authorize AP's against AAA function to make sure that all the AP's registering to your WLC are authorized AP's of the network.By enabling this feature, only those AP's whose mac-addresses are present in the authorization list, will be able to register to the WLC. url...
Using Rogue detection. feature, the WLC will be able to detect any AP that is not a part of its RF group and contain it. url...the forum I have seen other talks about the same issue and saying that if I have any APs in "Rogue Detection" mode sitting on the trunk port on the switch then only, this AP will detect the Rogue on Wired.
Query is, Can i send my syslog messages to SNMP sever? if so, what command needs to be enabled on nexus 7k?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am using Solawinds syslog and trying to get our Cisco routers send syslogs to our syslog server. I followed the procedure on Configuring Cisco Devices to Use a Syslog Server from [URL] Our Cisco swtches are all sending syslog messages but not the routers. I compared the config with our access switches but can't seem to find the problem:
Sample router config:
service nagleno service padservice tcp-keepalives-inservice tcp-keepalives-outservice timestamps debug datetime msec localtime show-timezoneservice timestamps log datetime msec localtime show-timezoneservice password-encryption!hostname WWF-RT1boot-start-markerboot-end-marker!security authentication failure rate 10 logsecurity passwords min-length 8logging buffered 4096logging rate-limit all 10logging console critical!aaa new-model!!
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is there a command that prevents the router from sending the syslog to the server?
Add the ability to send syslog events to multiple syslog servers in the SA500 Series routers. I know the functionality is currently in the RV220W because we utilized it. It would be great if you could configure the syslog servers by event type as well. For example, being able to send the kernel events to syslog server A, and all other events to syslog server B.
View 0 Replies View RelatedRecently i have upgraded the IOS of ASA5550 (in HA mode) to 8.4.2 from 8.0.5, after OS upgrade we found that the syslog from thses firewalls are not getting captured/transfered to centralised syslog server. The server is reachable from the firewalls.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am coming to this forum because TAC and several CCIEs are having trouble finding me a solution to my problem.
I have Two 5520s each running 841 connected in two different data centers with two different internet providers. I have 100+ 5505s that have the capability to connect to either 5520 via EZVPN to either 5520. Up to now there has not been a need for a 5505 connected to one 5520 to talk to another 5505 on the other 5520. Each 5505 accesses network resources as in any enterprise network. Our company recently started telecommuting and I have been giving 5505s and a VOIP phone out to people. What was discovered is, if you are on one 5505 connected to a 5520 and the other 5505 is connected to the other 5520 the audio in voip does not work. If both the 5505s are connected to the same 5520 than everything works fine. Conversely a 5505 on one 5520 cannot ping a 5505 on the other 5520. 5505s on the same 5520 can ping each other no problem.
My problem: All 5505's are configured for a 172.18.xxx.xxx 255.255.255.224 subnet. This subnet is not used anywhere else. So I have a 100 Class "C" subnets carved up into 255.255.255.224 networks. If I look at a specific route for a subnet on one 5520 I see it pointed to the outside interface via RRI. I can look for the route in the 5520s connected CORE switch and I see the route pointed to the 5520. We have a fiber connection to the CORE in the other data center. The route is in this CORE switch as well. When I look for the route in the 5520 connected to this core it is not there. I have all other routes visible but not this particular route which should show on the inside interface. All I show on the 5520 are the 5505s connected to this ASA. So the 5520 is not processing the RRI subnets from the other 5520 and vise versa. Thats why a 5505 on one 5520 cannot ping a 5505 on the other 5520. I only see 172.18.0.0/27 on the outside interface of both 5520s. I do not see any 172.18.0.0/27 on the inside interface on either.
I have had numerous TAC cases open on this and no one seems to either understand my problem or have a solution for me. My local sales rep CCIE says the problem looks like a bug in 841 (which I am running) and that the ASA is not processing RRI from eigrp which I am running as well. The whole network is running the same instance of EIGRP including the 5520's.
My questions:
1) Is it possible the 5520 is not allowing 172.18.0.0/27 on both the outside and inside interface? Even though all subnets are masked proper the ASA maybe thinks it is being spoofed? I have not been able to confirm this using the real time log.
2) Could this really be a bug? I have looked at all the release notes and have not found anything resembling my problem. TAC has not recommended that I upgrade or downgrade my IOS.
Having being able to get a basic Ipsec VPN (with userid/password) connection to work between my Cisco ASA5505 and iPad over the Internet, I now am trying to introduce a digital certificate in the authentication VPN mechanism. However, I am getting an "Error processing payload: Payload ID: 1" , as seen on the Real time log viewer of my ASDM 6.2.This is what I did on the 5505 ASA to create a digital certificate:-
1) go to Configuration -> Remote Access VPN -> Network (Client) Access -> IPsec Connection Profiles and using the DefaultRAGroup profile I exported the Identity certificate (previously created) as PKCS12 with an appropriate passphrase/password.
2) I then created a new connection profile on the iPad using the CISCO ASA exported identity certificate. And unfortunately the connection fails, with the above message.
I would like to know if I am on the right track thinking I can use the CISCO identity certificate on the Client computer. The identity certificate is RSA 1024 bits and is self enrolled.I have not ebabled the CA Server in the Local Certificate Authority of the ASA 5505, I wonder if I have to.
I am having a customer suffering from a vairours RIP problems and i can see these loggs (what do they mean and what to do to aviod that?):
RMS-PE3#show logg | i RIP
Feb 9 14:51:16: %SCHED-3-STUCKMTMR: Sleep with expired managed timer 56528110, time 0x6CBFD5EB5 (00:00:00 ago). -Process= "RIP Router", ipl= 5, pid= 480
.Feb 9 14:53:52: %SCHED-3-STUCKMTMR: Sleep with expired managed timer 4AE46A24, time 0x6CBFFC104 (00:00:00 ago). -Process= "RIP Router", ipl= 5, pid= 480
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I have noticed poe log messages in my cisco 857 router, looking around there is mention of a cosmetic ios bug pertaining to 877 router but not the 857. BUG - CSCsd68389. Why i am getting these errors on my 857?
001586: Oct 5 11:25:06.499 NZST: esw_dtc_ltc4258_reg_write: no acknowlege from POE
001587: Oct 5 11:25:06.499 NZST: esw_mrvl_pdc_hardware_config failed on slot 0/0
001601: Oct 5 13:06:29.879 NZST: esw_dtc_ltc4258_reg_write: no acknowlege from POE
001602: Oct 5 13:06:29.879 NZST: esw_mrvl_pdc_hardware_config failed on slot 0/0
001603: Oct 5 13:06:31.387 NZST: esw_dtc_ltc4258_reg_write: no acknowlege from POE
001604: Oct 5 13:06:31.387 NZST: esw_mrvl_pdc_hardware_config failed on slot 0/0
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i have been facing this problem as i cannot see any log messages via my console port,except by looking at logs manually by "show log" command,
View 3 Replies View Relatedwe're trying to integrate our SBC instances (CUBE SP on ASR1000) into our network management system (EMC SMARTS)Syslog messages from SBC instances are some kind of cumbersome with lot of line breaks resulting in multiple syslog messages the NMS must parse.How do I configure it to just put it all into one line just as "normal" log messages?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a Cisco ASA 5505 I've configured as a DHCP server. I'm getting DHCP on workstations attached to the appliance, but I'm getting the following message when the appliance loads:DHCP Client: can't enable DHCP Client when DHCP Server/Relay is running on the interface DHCP: Interface 'inside' is currently configured as SERVER and cannot be changed to a CLIENT by a CLIENT featureI'm not trying to configure this thing as a client, so I'm not sure why the system is producing this message.
View 2 Replies View RelatedAfter installing a S370, and upgrading AsyncOS, I have critical messages such as:
An application fault occurred: ('journal/base.py _check_file_size|371', "<class 'journal.exceptions.CorruptError'>", 'CorruptError: File size does not match (33328990208 38708391936)', '[coeuslog/coeuslogd.py run|909] [coeuslog/coeuslogd.py _run|872] [journal/base.py mount|437] [journal/base.py _mount|493] [journal/base.py _recovery|577] [journal/base.py _check_file_size|371]')
Product: Iron Port S370 Web Security Appliance
Model: S370
Version: 7.1.0-307
Serial Number: 842B2B49C468-CNLVX4J
Timestamps: 27 Jul 2011 12:16:03 +0200
provide input on what these Traceback messages are and how they are caused:
*Mar 15 23:07:57.250: %SERVICE_MODULE-4-WICNOTREADY: Unit Serial0/1/0 not ready for next command -Traceback= 0x41173B5C 0x40371894 0x40371928 0x40371CE0 0x40372794 0x40369AF0 0x40382908 0x4037FEB4 0x4037FF80 0x41EF56B4 0x41EF95E4 0x41EEA51C 0x41F12B00 0x42183F44 0x42183F28*Mar 15 23:08:00.250: %SERVICE_MODULE-4-WICNOTREADY: Unit Serial0/1/0 not ready for next command -Traceback= 0x41173B5C 0x40371894 0x40371928 0x40371CE0 0x40372794 0x40369AF0 0x40382908 0x4037FEB4 0x4037FF80 0x41EF56B4 0x41EF95E4 0x41EEA51C 0x41F12B00 0x42183F44 0x42183F28*Mar 15 23:08:03.250: %SERVICE_MODULE-4-WICNOTREADY: Unit Serial0/1/0 not ready for next command -Traceback= 0x41173B5C 0x40371894 0x40371928 0x40371CE0 0x40372794 0x40369AF0 0x40382908 0x4037FEB4 0x4037FF80 0x41EF56B4 0x41EF95E4 0x41EEA51C 0x41F12B00 0x42183F44 0x42183F28.... and so on.
We recieved this for one of our routers. Rebooting it worked, so it's likely a software bug and we will upgrade the IOS soon, but I would like to understand what these log messages.
I am constantly getting a few errors in my ASA 5510 and 5505 from the same IP. The IP of my NMS server, which has also stopped recieving SNMP data from these two VPNs.
Syslog Id: 713048 Error process payload: Payload ID: 1
Syslog ID: 713902 Removing peer from peer table failed. No Match.
Syslog ID: 713903 Error: Unable to remove PeertblEntry
I have tried to configure ACL to let traffic through. SNMP traffic to be more precise, but since I am fairly new to cisco firewalls and SNMP in general this has proven very difficult.