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Remote Logging
| Overview |
Remote logging allows your system to send important system event information to a central server dedicated to storing and archiving that data. |
| Available To |
Faculty, Researchers, Staff, Departments |
| Benefits |
Keeping a remote copy of your system’s logs on a centrally located, secure log server can help you recover more quickly from a system crash or help you analyze a security incident. |
| Key Features |
- Log system event information to a remote server.
- Log copies are secured, backed up, and available for easy retrieval even if your system has crashed or its local logs have been lost or altered.
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| Requirements |
- The system must have a local logging facility that can write to a remote syslog server.
- The system must be located on the BU campus network.
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| Cost |
No charge |
| Getting Started |
To configure remote logging, see log-srv configuration. |