"ATMCES", "ATM access concentrator PCI port adapter driver", "ASPP", "Asynchronous Security Protocol (ASPP)", "AS5400_ENVM", "Cisco AS5400 environmental monitor", "ARCHIVE_DIFF", "Archive Diff and Rollback-related", "ARCHIVE_CONFIG", "Archive configuration-related", "ARAP", "Apple Remote Access Protocol (ARAP)", "AMDP2_FE", "AMDP2 Ethernet and Fast Ethernet", "AMD79C971_FE", "Am79C971 Fast Ethernet device driver", "ALIGN", "Memory optimization in Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC) processor", "AIM", "Advanced Interface Module (AIM)",
"AICMGMT", "Alarm interface controller management", "AHDLC_TRINIAN", "PPP in HDLC-like framing device driver", "AFLSEC", "Accelerated Flow Logging Security", "AESOP_AIM", "Service engine advanced interface module", "ACCESS_IE", "Access information element", "AAAA", "TACACS+ authentication, authorization, and accounting security", "AAA_CACHE", "Authentication, authorization, and accounting cache", "AAA", "Authentication, authorization, and accounting", "severity_level", "6", "6 - Informational" "severity_level", "5", "5 - Notification", I have NGINX setup to forward port 443 request to 9300 for Elasticsearch as allowing outside access directly to port 9300 is a major security issue for Elasticsearch. This template is based on using an ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana v3) stack running on Centos 6. Service timestamps log datetime msec localtime Service timestamps debug datetime msec localtime Here is a sample logging configuration for most Cisco routers and switches: The template also works with Cisco 6500 switches, which has an additional sub facility code. The template is configured for severity levels informational to emergency.
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However, through the use of custom Grok expressions, I was able to create a configuration template that converts RFC5424 to RFC3164, and as a bonus, I have created a substitution dictionary that displays Cisco's full facility codes. Anyone that has used Logstash for syslog, knows that Logstash only supports RFC3164 syslog messages, and Cisco only supports RFC5424.
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