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Envoyé : lundi 13 décembre 2004 3:22
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Objet : [jffnms-users] msyslog problem
Hi David,
thxs for the mail..i reffered all docs..but i didnt see any line like
that...instead of *.err i used *.*
but ifi use a strace command it looks like this
i used
Hi David,
thxs for the mail..i reffered all docs..but i didnt see any line like
that...instead of *.err i used *.*
but ifi use a strace command it looks like this
i used mysql src and its located in /usr/local/mysql
WHAT THE POBLEM.?? pls.help..
rt_sigprocmask(SIG_SETMASK, [], NULL, 8) =
Hi,
At last I was successfull with syslog-ng. I tried a lot with msyslog but
was not successfull with it.
I want use snmp version 3 as the snmp information is transfered in plain
text. So can some body tell me what changes I have to make in router and in
snmptrapd.conf files.
Than
Hi Javier,
How r you?. Sorry I was on a long leave and I was busy with some others peojects.
In continuation of syslog problem. Due to some problem in linux OS I had to
reinstall it freshly.
This time I have installed Fedora Core 2 and JFFNMS-0.7.9 ver with snmptrap. This
time I w
First, I apologize to the list for letting this 1MB email to pass.
Second, as you see in the strace output this process didn't do anything.
So, one or two things, you have 2 syslog daemons, or process running on port
514, or you have firewall on the box discarding this traffic.
Javier
nbkr wrote:
Hi,
Javier Thanks for the response.
From the netflow table I am seeing syslog message reaching jffnms which i have attached below.
Scr IP
DST IP
Protocol
Src Port
DSt port
Service
Bytes
Packets
Start Time
End Time
Next Hop
X.X.X.X
Jffnms
UDP
53441
514syslog
514syslog
Hi,
I would prefer a tcpdump from the jffms server to be sure the packets are
arriving, and that you don't have a firewall blocking that 514 port.
But now when i execute the syslogd command as i get error as follows.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]# /usr/local/sbin/syslogd -i linux -i udp -i tcp
syslogd: li
Hi,
Are you sure the router is sending syslog events to the Local6 facility ?
Check the cisco-example file in docs/
Also, it will be good if you could run
tcpdump -n port 514
and see if the router is sending something at all.
Also check the syslog table in the jffnms db.
Javier
nbkr wrote:
Hi, I am
Hi,
I am using Jffnms-0.7.9ver on Redhat linux 8 and is working fine.
I want to use jffnms as central syslog server for my routers and pix . I have followed as per instructions but I am not getting any logs in jffnms.
I have attached the conf file and the output of syslogd
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