A few articles ago, we discussed getting logging up and running on your IOS box. Part of the discussion was actually having the device log remotely to a box somewhere, but that’s kind of worthless without a properly (for definitions of proper) configured syslog server. A low-end Linux box with an appropriate amount of...
Monthly Archives: August 2008
Running Multiple Data Centers on a Stick with the CSM
That’s an awesome title, eh? I’ve mentioned a router-on-a-stick before but not a data-center-on-a-stick (DCOAS). This is one of those Cisco terms I ran across a while ago and is a group of servers sort of sticking out on their own behind a load balancer and/or firewall. Connections to and from the server group...
Setting Up System Logging on an IOS Device
I like logging on an IOS device. I like to look at the buffer and tell you that your interface went down 30 seconds ago. I like to look on the box and see that BGP with my Internet provider has been flapping since 02:13ET. I like to look and see that one of...
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