Abdul Sami Lv2Posted 13 Mar 2023 13:56
  
Yes, it's possible to forward task logs from Sangfor HCI to a syslog server. Here are the steps to configure this feature:

  • Configure the Syslog server: First, you need to configure the Syslog server to accept logs from Sangfor HCI. Check that the syslog server is listening on the appropriate port (usually port 514) and that it is configured to accept logs from the Sangfor HCI.
  • Enable syslog forwarding in Sangfor HCI: In the Sangfor HCI web interface, navigate to System > Syslog and enable syslog forwarding. Enter the IP address of the syslog server and the port number for the syslog server.
  • Select the log level to be forwarded: Under the syslog forwarding section, select the log level you want to forward to the syslog server.
  • Save and test the configuration: Save the configuration and test it by generating a task log in the Sangfor HCI. Check the syslog server to ensure that the log has been forwarded successfully.

If you have enabled syslog forwarding and checked connectivity to the syslog server but logs are not arriving, you should check the following:
  • Firewall settings: Ensure that the firewall is not blocking traffic to the syslog server.
  • Log level: Check that the log level you selected for forwarding is appropriate and that the log is being generated at that level.
  • DNS resolution: If you are using a hostname for the syslog server, ensure that DNS resolution is working correctly.
  • Configuration errors: Double-check the configuration settings to ensure that there are no errors.


If none of these solutions work, you should consult the Sangfor HCI documentation or contact Sangfor support for further assistance.

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