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Why am I getting "51w3d:" in logs instead of date

tkstkstks
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Hi,

Why am I getting "51w3d:" in logs instead of date. How can I change to the time stamp.

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Joseph W. Doherty
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Perhaps because "service timestamps" or "service timestamps uptime" is defaulted or configured.

Try "service timestamps datetime".

Hi Joseph

You missed the log option off that command ;-)

service timestamps log localtime show-timezone

In addition to what Adam said, I also do debugs the same way:

service timestamps debug datetime localtime

service timestamps log datetime localtime

HTH,

John

HTH, John *** Please rate all useful posts ***

Hello John,

I like more time resolution so I use

service timestamps debug datetime localtime msec

service timestamps log datetime localtime msec

Hope to help

Giuseppe

In addition and without wanting to state the obvious, make sure the clock is set, ideally to a time source.

Yes I did, thanks!

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