Do some research on your own and pick three system messages you might receive on Cisco devices. Provide the error message title, a brief description of the error, and also include the severity level

Now that you have worked with the Cisco IOS for a while, you’ve probably noticed the system generates activity messages throughout both your configuration sessions and during normal operations. This is helpful information when performing copy run start, configuring an interface or establishing an ACL. Some of these messages can be incredibly helpful, while others not so much.

As with operating system activity logs, you have the ability to specify which Cisco device activities you want to be notified of – and also have several options of where you want these messages archived. Cisco has also gone so far as to provide severity levels regarding system messages. These range from 0 (emergency) to 7 (debugging), and by default all system message levels are displayed.

• Do some research on your own and pick three system messages you might receive on Cisco devices. Provide the error message title, a brief description of the error, and also include the severity level.
• Based on your findings, do you believe it is best to leave the default (all messages displayed) as is, or would you limit them to just the higher severity levels? Use outside sources to support your position.

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