Hello,
.This is Victor, I know this is off topic but I think I left my black IBM
ThinkPad at last week's PLUG Chirstmass party in the community room. I already
checksd with the police and they said they didn't have it. I was wondering if
anyone picked it up?
Victor Montoya
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https://github.com/balabit/syslog-ng
though I've also switched to rsyslog. there have been too many fiddly bits
when using the advanced functions of syslog-ng for me to trust it.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 8:54 AM Snyder, Alexander J <
a...@misteralexander.com> wrote:
> They must be using a fork
They must be using a fork or something. In a recent meeting it was brought
up that their software base hasn't been updated since 2007. I'll definitely
dive deeper in to that! Thanks!
Thanks,
Alexander.
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On Fri, Dec 14, 2018, 07:08 Are you sure syslog-ng is not
Are you sure syslog-ng is not updated in years ? Latest release is 3.19.1
released 23 hours ago. Wonder if I am mistaken.
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On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 6:42 AM -0700, "Snyder, Alexander J"
wrote:
We're currently using syslog-ng and are moving away from it
We're currently using syslog-ng and are moving away from it as the project
hasn't been updated in years (obscurity is not security). We're collecting
with rsyslog and sending to Splunk for search and visualization.
Right now we're only testing with rsyslog and only have it configured on a
single
I suggest looking into syslog-ng for centralized log server. Clients can
use rsyslog for unix and nxlog for windows. Syslog-ng is scalable, high
speed and provides a lot of features for parsing, alerting, co-relating
etc. You can Use Syslog-ng for central log collection, send it to
Size/quantity matters, significantly here.
I'd start of with your expected GiB per day, or messages per second (mps).
Factor in some per log kb standard sizing, come up with both mps/per day,
and you can probably work back from there in terms of required disk iops to
write them (or buy a product
Centralized logging can be a complex subject to discuss. One of the more
useful things to talk about is the number of messages per second you'll be
processing. There is tuning to rsyslog that you should do if you're going
to be running it as a receiver and expect a reasonably large number of
How many data sources are you looking at? 1000 1?
On Wed, Dec 12, 2018, 2:10 PM Snyder, Alexander J Looking for suggestions on what kind of physical resources would suggested
> to building a central logging server for an enterprise company.
>
> rsyslog is new for the company, so we're
Looking for suggestions on what kind of physical resources would suggested
to building a central logging server for an enterprise company.
rsyslog is new for the company, so we're looking to "do it right" from the
ground up.
How many hosts should be needed to log networking and storage
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