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If severity level 2 is configured, only emergency (severity 0), alert (severity 1), and critical (severity 2) messages will be displayed. Cisco syslog messages fall into one of eight levels. The lower the level number, the higher the severity level. The configured severity level indicates the maximum level of severity for which the router should generate syslog messages.
If severity level 5 is configured, emergency (severity 0), alert (severity 1), critical (severity 2), error (severity 3), warning (severity 4), and notification (severity 5) messages will be displayed. If severity level 4 is configured, emergency (severity 0), to warning (severity 4) messages will be displayed. If severity level 3 is configured, emergency (severity 0) to error (severity 3) messages will be displayed.
If severity level 2 is configured, only emergency (severity 0), alert (severity 1), and critical (severity 2) messages will be displayed. Cisco syslog messages fall into one of eight levels. The lower the level number, the higher the severity level. The configured severity level indicates the maximum level of severity for which the router should generate syslog messages.
If severity level 5 is configured, emergency (severity 0), alert (severity 1), critical (severity 2), error (severity 3), warning (severity 4), and notification (severity 5) messages will be displayed. If severity level 4 is configured, emergency (severity 0), to warning (severity 4) messages will be displayed. If severity level 3 is configured, emergency (severity 0) to error (severity 3) messages will be displayed.
If severity level 2 is configured, only emergency (severity 0), alert (severity 1), and critical (severity 2) messages will be displayed. Cisco syslog messages fall into one of eight levels. The lower the level number, the higher the severity level. The configured severity level indicates the maximum level of severity for which the router should generate syslog messages.
If severity level 5 is configured, emergency (severity 0), alert (severity 1), critical (severity 2), error (severity 3), warning (severity 4), and notification (severity 5) messages will be displayed. If severity level 4 is configured, emergency (severity 0), to warning (severity 4) messages will be displayed. If severity level 3 is configured, emergency (severity 0) to error (severity 3) messages will be displayed.