Hi,
I have a cisco router router and a linux box. I would like to know how to configure both the device so that everything that passes through my router gets logged in the linux box.
Also I am very much new in cisco router. Is it ok to post such question in this forum, or i need to post it somewhere else.
Regards,
this is in the right forum, so dont worry about that 
i wish i could help you but i have no experience with cisco. but someone else here will be able to help.
on the linux side i depends on the type of syslog server you are running.
You need to enable remote reception over UDP.
-r option on debian's default syslog server.
On the Cisco side you need to set
logging 192.168.3.6
logging facility local2
something along those lines.
I have tried this option but still it is not working.
My linux version is Redhat.
The only thing I couldn't understand is how to enable remote reception over UDP using the -r option.
I beleive the redhat server syslog is by default enables remote logging for all incoming request.
Please explain me more elaborately
I usually go through the init scripts and try to find where that script takes its settings from, but I have no redhat here.
here is what I found:
http://www.luci.org/luci-discuss/200301/msg00023.html
this is another good one.
http://sisyphus.iocaine.com/pipermail/loganalysis/2003-December/002333.html