dwaddle,
Are you saying use this setup for ASAs in order to get the most useful information? Normally on other systems I refrain from debug except when troubleshooting due to the extreme volume of logs that are created. Is that true with Cisco? I have concerns about overunning my 50 GB per day quota. We have two 5585s on a 200MB per second MOE circuit.
Send Debug Log Messages to a Syslog Server
For advanced troubleshooting, feature/protocol specific debug logs are required. By default, these log messages are displayed on terminal (SSH/Telnet). Dependent on the type of debug, and the rate of debug messages generated, use of the CLI might prove difficult if debugs are enabled. Optionally, debug messages can be redirected to the syslog process and generated as syslogs. These syslogs can be sent to any syslog destination as would any other syslog. In order to divert debugs to syslogs, enter the logging debug-trace command. This configuration sends debug output, as syslogs, to a syslog server.
logging trap debugging
logging debug-trace
logging host inside 172.22.1.5
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