Send Cisco Router logs to Event Viewer/Application events

[Guest]

What do I have to do to our W2K Server in order to get our Cisco Router log (via the logging ip statement) messages to be accepted/logged in the Event Viewer/Application?

 

[Gregg Hill]

This may not be what you want, but you could install a syslog utility, then
point to it from the router. It will log all the traffic you want.

Kiwi Syslog Daemon is popular http://www.kiwisyslog.com/

3Com 3CSyslog
http://support.3com.com/software/utilities_for_windows_32_bit.htm

Gregg Hill

What do I have to do to our W2K Server in order to get our Cisco Router

log (via the logging ip statement) messages to be accepted/logged in the
Event Viewer/Application?

 

[Guest]

Gregg

This is exactly what I need! I was led to believe that there was something in the W2K OS that would do this. I have been hitting the manuals hard.... coming up with ZERO! Thanks so much for the tip. RAM

 

[Gregg Hill]

Glad to help!

Gregg,

This is exactly what I need! I was led to believe that there was

something in the W2K OS that would do this. I have been hitting the manuals
hard.... coming up with ZERO! Thanks so much for the tip. RAM

 

[Guest]

I have found out the answer. Thank

----- RAM wrote: ----

What do I have to do to our W2K Server in order to get our Cisco Router log (via the logging ip statement) messages to be accepted/logged in the Event Viewer/Application?

 

[Guest]

I meant to add... There is not a process within W2K OS that will do the type of logging I needed. Kiwi is a great solution. Thanks again.

----- RAM wrote: ----

I have found out the answer. Thank

----- RAM wrote: ----

What do I have to do to our W2K Server in order to get our Cisco Router log (via the logging ip statement) messages to be accepted/logged in the Event Viewer/Application?