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Hello,
I am currently training on centralization of the analysis of logs and I find myself stuck. Indeed, I was able to get on my Splunk server the data from a Windows server. However, I tried by all means to recover syslogs from a Cisco switch and router but I cannot. Yet I have configured Splunk to listen on port 514 but nothing happens ...
Last note, my Splunk forwarder is installed on Windows 7.
Thank you for your answers
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Ok so I found it was just the Windows firewall was blocking
For future that will have worries of configuration, here's what to do to recover syslogs:
On the Splunk server, you must listen to UDP port 514 by going Manager -> Data Inputs -> and click Add New to UDP. The minimum is complete the source type (Manual, syslog or From list, syslog).
On the device (switch in my case) you are ordering: LoggingIPserveur and that's ALL.
Make sure your firewall is not blocking and it should work.
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Ok so I found it was just the Windows firewall was blocking
For future that will have worries of configuration, here's what to do to recover syslogs:
On the Splunk server, you must listen to UDP port 514 by going Manager -> Data Inputs -> and click Add New to UDP. The minimum is complete the source type (Manual, syslog or From list, syslog).
On the device (switch in my case) you are ordering: LoggingIPserveur and that's ALL.
Make sure your firewall is not blocking and it should work.
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Give more details on where you're getting stuck. Did you configure the Cisco devices to actually send syslog to your Splunk server?
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thank you the essaieAyn
but I just found the solution to the problem was the firewall c
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