Displaying Current Application Severity Levels

To display logging severity levels for one or all applications currently running on your device:

show logging application {mnemonic|all}

Example

This example shows output from the show logging application all command. A numeric and mnemonic value for each application is listed with the severity level at which logging has been configured and the server(s) to which messages will be sent. In this case, logging for applications has not been changed from the default severity level of 6. This means that notifications and messages with severity values 6 through 1 will be sent to configured servers.

System(rw)->show logging application all
Application          Current Severity Level     Server List
----------------------------------------------------------
 88     RtrAcl                   6              1-8
 89     CLI                      6              1-8
 90     SNMP                     6              1-8
 91     Webview                  6              1-8
 93     System                   6              1-8
 95     RtrFe                    6              1-8
 96     Trace                    6              1-8
 105    RtrLSNat                 6              1-8
 111    FlowLimt                 6              1-8
 112    UPN                      6              1-8
 117    AAA                      6              1-8
 118    Router                   6              1-8
 140    AddrNtfy                 6              1-8
 141    OSPF                     6              1-8
 142    VRRP                     6              1-8
 145    RtrArpProc               6              1-8
 147    LACP                     6              1-8
 148    RtrNat                   6              1-8
 151    RtrTwcb                  6              1-8
 158    HostDoS                  6              1-8
1(emergencies)  2(alerts)       3(critical)
4(errors)       5(warnings)     6(notifications)
7(information)  8(debugging)
Note

Note

Mnemonic values are case sensitive and must be typed as they are listed in the show logging application command display for your device. Refer to Syslog Terms and Definitions for sample CLI mnemonic values.