Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
> uh, thanks for the advices.
>
> what i really need is how to configure the server for remote logging.
hi fritz,
on your syslog server inside /etc/syslog.conf
facility.level /path/logfile
for every remote host inside your /etc/syslog.conf
facility.level @ip_address_of_your_syslog_server
aside from securing your log files, i cant teach you (confidential :->) how to
make your syslog server becoming a
stealth server... meaning it cannot ping, traceroute, fingerprinting nor port scan by
an attacker or what i mean is
that, it doesnt exist that there is a syslog server on your network from the public
network point of view but im still
using a public ip address for my syslog server and all remote host is logging their
logs to my syslog server without
using any complex tools nor design. :->
fooler.
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