Date: Fri, 2 Jul 1999 01:49:25 +0200

Hi Joost,

logging to a syslog console is not the preferred method for logging =

dialin

calls, though Cisco recommends the AAA (authentication, authorization =

and

accounting) features of IOS, which log these calls (besides many other

things) to a TACACS+ or RADIUS server. But you could turn on the logging =

on

interface events and send the console output to SL4NT. The exact syntax =

for

configuring this feature depends on your version of IOS, but you can

probably find further information on Cisco=B4s web site. The =

documentation for

all current versions is available anonymously, so have a look at

http://www.cisco.com/uni...ftware/ios120/12cgcr/fu= 

n_c

/fcprt3/fctroubl.htm

as an example for v12.x

Hope that helps,

Gernot Wagner

xxx <xxx@xxx.com> wrote in message

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> I'am trying to logg my incomming calls on my Cisco 3600. The only =

thing I

> want to know is how long a user dialed into the 3600. I think SL4NT =

0.3

can

> do this. I already installed it on the server, but what do I have to =

do

with

> my router? Is it posible by the way?

>

> Thank you,

>

> Joost van den Berg

>