An engineer notices that R1 does not hold enough log messages to identify the root cause during troubleshooting. Which command resolves this issue?
An engineer notices that R1 does not hold enough log messages to identify the root cause during troubleshooting. Which command resolves this issue?
To resolve the issue of R1 not holding enough log messages, you need to increase the buffer size and set an appropriate severity level for logging. The command 'logging buffered 16000 informational' increases the buffer size to 16000 bytes and sets the logging level to 'informational'. This allows for more log messages to be stored and provides more detailed information for troubleshooting.
Answer is C. "logging buffered" command must be entered in the configuration terminal and 4096 is the default size, so we're looking to increase that. the only option here that works is C.
(config)# logging buffered <buffer-size> The default buffer size for log messages in Cisco routers is typically 4096 bytes (4 kilobytes). This default buffer size allows the router to hold a moderate number of log messages before they are overwritten. By increasing the buffer size, it can hold a larger number of log messages, allowing for more extensive logging during troubleshooting.
C is corerct