Correlating Log files are an important aspect when responding to incidents\/attacks\/outages regarding your Cisco devices.<\/p>\n
However I have noticed for a while that my logging timestamps are off an hour from the actual clock synced by NTP.<\/p>\n
After some digging I realized that Cisco devices use Correlating Log files are an important aspect when responding to incidents\/attacks\/outages regarding your Cisco devices. However I have noticed for a while that my logging timestamps are off an hour from the actual clock synced by NTP. After some digging I realized that Cisco devices use service timestamps log datetime as a default. You can … <\/p>\n
\nservice timestamps log datetime<\/code>
\nas a default. You can check the default values using the command:
\nsh run all | inc timestamp<\/code>
\nIn order for your logs to use the local clock time you need to issue the command
\ndevice(config)# service timestamp log datetime localtime<\/code>
\nFrom now on, your logging timestamp should be identical to your local time on the device.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"