You can also use the show logging command to view which options are enabled. The logging command appends new messages to the end of the display. The sections that follow describe how to use the logging commands. Use the clear logging command to clear the buffer so that viewing new messages is easier. Step 4 You can disable message logging with the no logging buffered command.
New messages append to the end of the listing.
If you have not done so already, configure the PIX Firewall to let a host on the inside interface access the PIX Firewall with the telnet command. 255.255.255.255 You should also set the duration that a Telnet session can be idle before PIX Firewall disconnects the session to a value greater than the default of 5 minutes. Enter the Telnet password, which is cisco by default. Step 4 Use the enable command followed by the configure terminal command to get to configuration mode. Step 5 Start message logging with the logging monitor command.