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I want to transfer all system logs to a remote machine's port.

RHEL version :

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.11

The performed actions:

Adding below line to /etc/syslog.conf

*.* @10.100.7.2:6680

*.* @10.100.7.2:6680

Then restart syslog daemon:

service syslog stop service syslog start

service syslog stop
service syslog start

But I cannot see the logs in the remote machine. IP is pingable. There is no rsyslog installed in the os environment. Do you think any additional modification needed?

I want to transfer all system logs to a remote machine's port.

RHEL version :

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.11

The performed actions:

Adding below line to /etc/syslog.conf

*.* @10.100.7.2:6680

Then restart syslog daemon:

service syslog stop service syslog start

But I cannot see the logs in the remote machine. IP is pingable. There is no rsyslog installed in the os environment. Do you think any additional modification needed?

I want to transfer all system logs to a remote machine's port.

RHEL version :

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.11

The performed actions:

Adding below line to /etc/syslog.conf

*.* @10.100.7.2:6680

Then restart syslog daemon:

service syslog stop
service syslog start

But I cannot see the logs in the remote machine. IP is pingable. There is no rsyslog installed in the os environment. Do you think any additional modification needed?

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Transferring system logs to a remote port

I want to transfer all system logs to a remote machine's port.

RHEL version :

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.11

The performed actions:

Adding below line to /etc/syslog.conf

*.* @10.100.7.2:6680

Then restart syslog daemon:

service syslog stop service syslog start

But I cannot see the logs in the remote machine. IP is pingable. There is no rsyslog installed in the os environment. Do you think any additional modification needed?