Use the Linux Logs window to determine which types of logs the Rsyslog service sends to a remote syslog server when the service is enabled.
On the SBC main screen, go to All > OAM > Event Log > Platform Rsyslog > Linux Logs. The Linux Logs window opens.
Linux Logs Window
By default, the Rsyslog service is disabled for all types of logs. To configure which logs are sent by Rsyslog:
- Click Enabled adjacent to any log types you want the Rsyslog service to send to the syslog server.
- Click Save.
Log Type | Log File Description |
Platform Audit Log | Platform Linux audit log messages ( |
Console Log | Console activity messages ( |
Sftp Log | Internal-sftp messages ( |
Kern Log | Kernal messages ( |
User Log | User-level messages ( |
Daemon Log | System daemon messages ( |
Auth Log | Auth and authpriv security/authorization messages ( |
Syslog Log | Internally generated syslogd messages ( |
NTP Log | NTP subsystem messages ( |
Cron Log | Clock deamon messages ( |
Fips Log | Fips messages ( FIPS Compliancy
The SBC 7.2.x release supports FIPS-140-2 and the 10.1.3 release supports FIPS-140-3. FIPS-140-2 is not supported in 10.1.3 and later releases and gets automatically converted to FIPS-140-3 as part of the upgrade. To verify the current status of FIPS certification, contact the Global Support Assistance Center:
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Refer to Event Log - CLI for more information on Rsyslog.