December 26, 20232 yr I have an Unraid server that is locking up on a weekly basis. I want to set up a persistent syslog on another Unraid server. (Let's say Unraid1 to Unraid2) I looked at the directions but I'm wondering where would I look on the remote server (Unraid2) to find the syslog for Unraid1? Is it possible to specify a location?
December 26, 20232 yr Community Expert When you set up the syslog server on unraid2 you specify the location at which the server should store files.
December 26, 20232 yr Author I will look into it but I'm a little unclear. The directions in that link don't say anything about settings needed on the remote server. Am I missing something?
December 26, 20232 yr Community Expert 8 minutes ago, rdagitz said: I will look into it but I'm a little unclear. The directions in that link don't say anything about settings needed on the remote server. Am I missing something? That is because the link talks about the server logging to itself.
December 26, 20232 yr Author Okay, I think I understand but I want to be clear. On Unraid1 I need to set the "Remote syslog server" to the IP address of Unraid2. Then on Unraid2 I need to enable "Local syslog server" and then I can specify the share location. Do I have everything set up correctly? Edited December 26, 20232 yr by rdagitz
December 26, 20232 yr Author So I have set the above settings on the two servers but when I look on Unraid2 I don't see anything. Am I doing something wrong?
December 27, 20232 yr Author I am still not getting any syslog entries on Uraid2. I here is what I have done. Set Unraid1 "Remote syslog server" to the IP of Unraid2 with UDP 514 Set Unraid2 "Local syslog server" to Enable and set the Local syslog folder to a new share I created called "Logs". (Ignore the entry in the picture above.) This "Logs" share is set to use the cache drive only. I went ahead and port forwarded 514 in Unraid2's network just in case it is needed. Can anyone think of something I am missing? Edited December 27, 20232 yr by rdagitz
December 28, 20232 yr Community Expert Solution Just set the remote server IP to be the same as that server's IP, it will log locally to that server.
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