Which of the following commands enables syslog on a Cisco device with debugging as the level?

Question

Group of answer choices

transmit console messages level 7 172.16.10.1

syslog 172.16.10.1

logging 172.16.10.1

remote console 172.16.10.1 syslog debugging

Answer 1

To enable syslog on a Cisco device at the debugging level (which corresponds to level 7 in the syslog standard), you would typically use the command that specifies the logging server and its IP address. The correct command from your options is:

logging 172.16.10.1

This command configures the Cisco device to send log messages to the syslog server at the specified IP address (172.16.10.1). To ensure that debugging messages (level 7) are sent, you might also need to set the logging level appropriately if it isn’t already configured to include level 7. However, the command listed would certainly start sending syslog messages to that server.

The other options listed do not correctly describe how to enable syslog for the debugging level.