350-001 · Question #94
To troubleshoot network issues more accurately, milliseconds should be included in the syslog of the router. Which command will achieve this?
The correct answer is A. service timestamps log datetimec msec. Logging is a quite essential part of a secure network configuration. Logging not only helps the Network Administrators to identify the issue while troubleshooting, also enables them to react to intrusion attempts or Denial-of 璖ervice attacks. By default on Cisco IOS , no…
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To troubleshoot network issues more accurately, milliseconds should be included in the syslog of the router. Which command will achieve this?
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- Aservice timestamps log datetimec msec
- Blogging timestamps msec
- Csyslog timestamps hour minute second miliseconds
- Dservice logging timestamp msec
- Elogging service timestamp msec
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Logging is a quite essential part of a secure network configuration. Logging not only helps the Network Administrators to identify the issue while troubleshooting, also enables them to react to intrusion attempts or Denial-of 璖ervice attacks. By default on Cisco IOS , no timestamp information is included; however, you can enable timestamps and also modify the format of the timestamp attached to SYSLOG message by using the service timestamps log global configuration commands as follows: ITKE(Config)# service timestamps log {uptime |datetime [msec |localtime |show-timezone]} logging-and-howit-can-be-configured-cisco-switch-or-a-router/
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