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For questions about Syslog on network devices. For instance, you are configuring syslog on your switch or you have have problems with syslog not showing on your router.
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Cisco EEM pass Syslog message to TCL script
event
event manager directory user policy "flash:/"
event manager directory user library "flash:/"
event manager directory user repository tftp://1.1.1.3/
event manager applet TRIGGER_ON_SYSLOG
event syslog … event code
set url "http://some.http.destination:8000"
# Event log message is passed in as "$argv 0".
# That's the first item in $argv (which is a list)
set rawmsg [lindex $argv 0]
# Strip quotes from syslog …
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