On 22.01.2015 11:43, Patrick
Marquetecken wrote:
Mike,
Ok, I had activated the tcp forwarding @@ and not the upd @ from
the remote servers.
When I do a tcpdump -i eth0 udp port 514
I see now 3 servers sending there information.
smtp-01, fw-01 and web-01
09:33:36.456070 IP smtp-01.58878 > mon-02.syslog: SYSLOG
local4.debug, length: 63
09:33:37.194493 IP fw-01.48762 > mon-02.syslog: SYSLOG
kernel.info, length: 212
09:40:01.295382 IP web-01.53940 > mon-02.syslog: SYSLOG
cron.info, length: 75
I can see the syslogs now for the server snmp-01 (perfect)
but for server fw-01, and web-01 I don't see anything in
Observium.
the names of those server are excact as in the device table
hostname.
Any idea how to debug this ?
When you use %fromhost-ip%, correct device detected by IP address
from DB.
Then this IP addresses should be founded in "ipv4/6-addresses"
discovery modules.
You can check that this diveces have IP addresses in "Search IP
addresses" page:
http://observium/search/search=ipv4/
Mike Stupalov schreef op 22/01/15
om 09:04:
In DB are stored syslog entries only from
remote devices (udp), not from local system.
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