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`journalctl` captures all syslog priority levels; filtering happens at query time via `-p <level>`. The existing monitor log command always shows all priorities. A `monitor log filter <priority>` sub-command lets operators tail the journal at a specific minimum severity without having to remember journalctl flags. `journalctl -p <level>` shows messages at that level and above (i.e., lower numeric severity values are always included — warning also shows err, crit, alert, emerg). ``` vyos@vyos~$ monitor log priority Possible completions: alert Monitor last lines of messages file and filter by minimum priority level (includes all higher severities) crit debug emerg err info notice warning ``` ``` cpo@LR1.wue3:~$ show log priority Possible completions: alert Show contents of logging buffer and filter messages by minimum priority level (includes all higher severities) crit debug emerg err info notice warning ```

`journalctl` captures all syslog priority levels; filtering happens at query time via `-p <level>`. The existing monitor log command always shows all priorities. A `monitor log filter <priority>` sub-command lets operators tail the journal at a specific minimum severity without having to remember journalctl flags. `journalctl -p <level>` shows messages at that level and above (i.e., lower numeric severity values are always included — warning also shows err, crit, alert, emerg). ``` vyos@vyos~$ monitor log priority Possible completions: alert Monitor last lines of messages file and filter by minimum priority level (includes all higher severities) crit debug emerg err info notice warning ``` ``` vyos@vyos:~$ show log priority Possible completions: alert Show contents of logging buffer and filter messages by minimum priority level (includes all higher severities) crit debug emerg err info notice warning ```

`journalctl` captures all syslog priority levels; filtering happens at query time via `-p <level>`. The existing monitor log command always shows all priorities. A `monitor log filter <priority>` sub-command lets operators tail the journal at a specific minimum severity without having to remember journalctl flags. `journalctl -p <level>` shows messages at that level and above (i.e., lower numeric severity values are always included — warning also shows err, crit, alert, emerg). ``` vyos@vyos~$ monitor log priority Possible completions: alert Monitor last lines of messages file and filter by minimum priority level (includes all higher severities) crit debug emerg err info notice warning ``` ``` cpo@LR1.wue3vyos@vyos:~$ show log priority Possible completions: alert Show contents of logging buffer and filter messages by minimum priority level (includes all higher severities) crit debug emerg err info notice warning ```