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In this packet to trace a lab you need to configure both as a slug and NDP or network time protocol.
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This lab consists of a Cisco router and a Cisco switch as well as a source log server A.P. server and
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P.C. slug allows us to centralize log messages as well as store a historical backup of various log of
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messages rather than just logging messages to the console of a router or switch or logging it to a limited
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buffer.
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We can centralize log messages on assist log server hard drive capacities in servers are much greater
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than the memory or flash available in routers and switches so we can collate centralize and store log
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messages on a six log server.
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So that's what you're going to configure in this lab.
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You're also going to make sure that your log messages have the correct time by setting up an A.P. Server
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Network Time Protocol allows us to ensure that the devices throughout our network have the correct time
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which is important when you're logging messages.
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If you have a log message that says that an interface went down that it doesn't really help you if you
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don't know when that event occurred did it happen yesterday.
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Did it happen a year ago.
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Did it happen five years ago.
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It's important that you have timestamps on your log messages and that's why you need to configure a
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network time protocol server or A.P. server.
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What you need to firstly do is configure the source log server to accept assist log messages and then
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configure wrote a one and switch one to log messages to the source log server to test this great day
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loop back interface on Route 1 and verify that source log messages are displayed on the source log server
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do various tests such as shutting down the loop back interface on the router and then re enabling the
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loop back interface and make sure that to the source log messages are displayed on the source log server
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shut as this interface on the switch and then re enable it.
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And once again verify that to the source log messages are shown on the slug server setting up a source
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log survey is very easy in package tracer.
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Select your source log server go to services source log and enable the source log server once you've
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configured your source log server you need to configure the A.P. server so ensure that ATP is enabled
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on your server go to services A.P. and enable the A.P. service before you configure your devices to
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get time from the A.P. server check what the time is on your devices as an example on the router show
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clock shows us that this writer believes that it's the first of March 1993 that's obviously incorrect
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also configured right to one and switch one to set timestamps in the source log messages sent to the
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source log server and then configure right 1 and switch one to get to that time from the A.P. server
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once you've done that verify that the clocks are properly set and then shut down the loop back interface
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and re enable it on Route 1 and verify that your source logs server is receiving the source log messages
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but in addition verify that the timestamps on the source log messages are set to correctly do the same
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on the switch shut it down and no shut this interface and verify that the source log messages have the
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correct timestamp applied it's important for you to know both so slug and A.P. for the CCMA exam as
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well as for the real world so make sure that you know how to configure both source log and A.P. by downloading
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the packet trace a file and configuring the network so can you complete the slab download the packet
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trace a file and see if you can complete the lab yourself otherwise watch the next video where I complete
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the lab.
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