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Syslog Monitoring not working completely

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    djdenney
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    Hello all,
    I have configured syslog monitoring on the netxms server and agent nodes.  I am getting all managed nodes /var/log/messages to show up on the Netxms servers /var/log/messages, however when I view syslog in nxmc, nothing shows up.  It was working in a previous version, but when I upgraded to the latest version, nothing show up.

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      From nxmc you see syslog records received by NetXMS server process. Check that uinternal syslog receiver is enabled and listening on correct port, and that you forward syslog messages to correct port. As you can see messages from external nodes in /var/log/messages on NetXMS server I suspect that system syslog daemon receives them, not netxmsd process.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        djdenney
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        Hi Victor,

        I have the following syslog server settings:

        EnableSyslogReceiver 1
        SyslogListenPort 514  <-- default

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          Victor Kirhenshtein
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          Settings are correct, but are server really listen on that port? You can check with command

          netstat -aunp | grep 514

          you should see netxmsd process listening on that port.

          Best regards,
          Victor

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            djdenney
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            Hi Victor,

            Yes, the NetXMS server is listening on port 514.  Any ideas what else might be the issue?

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              Filipp Sudanov
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              Just to double-check, can you show your output of
              netstat -aunp | grep 514

              if you set debuglevel=6 in server config file and start server for a minute, do you see something like
              Listening for syslog messages on UDP socket
              in server log?

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