mirror cisco 806 router console output to a telnet session

[jagoe]

I'd like to mirror the logging output displayed on the console to a telnet session. I already send logging information to a syslog server by specifying the following in startup-config:

router#logging 10.0.0.2

I've tried adding a second syslog entry (i.e. logging 10.0.0.3) to send the same output to a telnet session running on 10.0.0.3 (dumb idea, I know, but I just had to prove to myself it wouldn't work before posting this message).

Is it safe to say that the only recourse I have from the telnet session is to use the

router#sh logging

command, and then wade through the contents of the logging buffer?

[darrenj · Accepted solution]

Have you tried entering 'terminal monitor' from the telnet session in enable mode as follows:

Router#terminal monitor

This tells the router to send all debug and error messages to this terminal (the terminal which entered the command).

Let me know if this works.

Dazzler.

[jagoe]

That did the trick. Thanks mate!