Are you allowing it to gather up remote syslog entries?
Check out your /etc/rc.d/init.d/syslog. When it starts up
syslogd, you need a "-r" switch. Remote logging is disabled
by default for security purposes, if I remember right.
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: Anyone able to get syslogd under redhat linux to log info from cisco
: routers/switches? I was able to setup syslogd under solaris
: 2.6, but not
: redhat linux 6.0. Any help is appreciated.
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: Thanks.
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