Logging buffer configuration and contents : enabled

Logging buffer configuration and contents : enabled

This means that the logging buffer has been configured and its contents will be recorded. The logging buffer is a temporary storage area in a network device such as a router or switch, where log messages are stored before they are either displayed on the console or sent to a syslog server.

Enabling logging buffer configuration and contents ensures that important system events and errors are captured and recorded for later analysis. This can be especially useful for troubleshooting network issues and identifying potential security threats.

To view the contents of the logging buffer, you can use the "show logging" command on a Cisco IOS device, or the equivalent command on other network devices. This will display a list of recent log messages, including their severity level and timestamp.