logging buffered (deprecated)

NOTE: Starting with CNA version 4, CNA will automatically set the buffer size to 50000 (50megabytes).

Sets the size of the buffer used by CNA to store log messages.

logging buffered <size>
 
no logging buffered 
 

• size--size of the buffer in kilobytes (KB=1024 bytes); range: 100 through 50000

Must be in configuration mode (config), which requires privileged level access.

Use once.

5,000 KB

You can set the size of buffer used by CNA for holding log messages. The maximum size of the buffer is 50 MB, though you should not keep it that large for an extended period. If you increase the buffer to its maximum size for a specific purpose, you should lower it once the specific need has been met. Avaya recommends a buffer no larger than 100 MB for long-term use. Use a remote syslog host for storing large quantities of log messages.

Use the logging and logging facility commands to send log messages to a remote syslog server. The logging on command enables/disables logging.

The CNA log buffer is circular; when it is full, each new message will overwrite the oldest message in the buffer.

Use the no form of the command to revert to the default buffer size.