Question

Command that allows you to filter SYSLOG messages by severity-level:

a. logging console [severity level]
b. filter syslog [severity level]
c. syslog filter [severity level]
d. set severity-level syslog [level]

Answer 1

The correct command to filter SYSLOG messages by severity level on Cisco devices is 'logging console [severity level]', with the severity level being a numerical value from 0 for emergencies to 7 for debugging.

Step-by-step explanation:

The command that allows you to filter SYSLOG messages by severity level is most commonly found in Cisco network devices, and the correct syntax among the provided options is:

logging console [severity level]

To use this command, replace '[severity level]' with the desired level you wish to set; for example, if you want to see only warnings and more severe messages, you would use:

logging console 4

In this context, '4' represents the severity level for warnings. The levels are numbered from 0 (emergencies) to 7 (debugging), with a lower number indicating a more severe condition.