Cisco Prime syslog server

Where are syslogs stored, if I point my devices to Cisco Prime acting as my syslog server? I am running 2.0
thanks, Jerry

Hi ,
As of now , this feature is not available , I mean PI will not work as syslog server.
Syslog messages received by  PI from managed devices are found under Monitor > Alarms and Events > Syslogs
as you are using PI 2.2 , you will be able to see all device syslog messages (0-7 severity)
That display will show you up to 200,000 messages at a time.
Check the below link for other related details proved by Marvin :
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/12486126/cisco-prime-syslog-functionality#sthash.Wbj2a3lj.dpuf
Thanks-
Afroz
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