bgp router logs

[gblumberg2]

Hi, all i am new to cisco routers. I have a cisco 2821 running bgp with an asa 5520 cluster behind it. What i want to do is setup syslog to dump the logs to a server with kiwi running, i have in a dmz with a public ip address. Do i need to add a static route on the bgp router back into the dmz? Then do i need to add a nat statment on the firewall to allow the bgp router into the dmz?

any help is greatly appreciated

greg

 

[burtsbees]

No---this is what you need for logging...

service timestamps debug datetime msec localtime show-timezone
service timestamps log datetime localtime
logging count
logging userinfo
logging buffered 4096 debugging
logging console errors
logging dmvpn
logging history warnings
logging trap debugging
logging source-interface (bgp interface)
logging server-arp
logging x.x.x.x (ip add of the kiwi server daemon)
and whatever other logging you want---this is what I have logging, anyway---you need the service timestamps (and a good ntp server, of course, for accurate up-to-the-minute date and time), a logging server, and a logging trap level (I have debugging to log all messages).
I am not sure what else is needed for bgp logging, though...

Burt