Syslog Server and port

Hi all,

am using on my routers "logging <syslog_server>" command to send messages to
the syslog server.
The routers use default protocol/port, so UDP/514 to send message to the
syslog.

How can i specify another port ?

I can change port and protocol on the pix firewall but don't know if it's
possible to do it on the router.

On the PIX, the command is :
logging host <interface> <syslog_server> <protocol>/<port>

ThankYou very much for your help

Best Regards
NS

 

I think you can't do it. What you may do is to specify a facility code. This is
what we do to have separate logs for pixen and routers.

Regards,
Christoph Gartmann

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You could probably use PAT to change destination port if that is what
are you asking about.

 

hummm... ok.

ThankYou very much for your help.

NS

 

ThankYou very much for your help.

NS

 

Well, I can see that I confused you a bit. Why not try something like
this:

(I assume that packets to syslog server go through Ethernet0)

Interface Ethernet 0
ip address a.a.a.a
ip nat outside

ip nat outside source static udp <serv.ip> <new port> <serv.ip> 514

logging host <serv.ip>

You can observe how it works using 'debug ip nat det'. If it does not
work (or if it does) post your results ;-).

HTH,

 

Thanks a lot Ivan !!

Best Regards
NS