Here are some links to Cisco commands to turn on syslog. Typically, it is easier to use syslog than SNMP traps from network devices. The most basic IOS command to send syslog messages is:
logging 1.2.3.4
Here are some additional configurations for other Cisco devices. To set up these configurations follow the following steps using the configurations that follow below.
Log on to the target router.
Type the command enable at the prompt.
Once you are prompted for a password, enter the correct password.
Type the command config at the prompt.
Type the command terminal at the configuration prompt.
At the prompt, Set the Syslog forwarding mechanism. See example below:
logging <IP address of the Zenoss server>
Exit out all the prompts to the main router prompt.
Catalyst
set logging server enable set logging server 192.168.1.100 set logging level all 5 set logging server severity 6
Local Director
syslog output 20.5 no syslog console syslog host 192.168.1.100
PIX Firewalls
logging on logging standby logging timestamp logging trap notifications logging facility 19 logging host inside 192.168.1.100