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Troubleshoot a Remote Logging Configuration on Linux
`rsyslog` gathers, parses, and filters logs by default on the majority of Linux systems. These logs can also be sent to a remote logging server, where they are stored in the defined files — as long as the appropriate configuration is used on both the remote and forwarding host. In this lab, someone has attempted to set up remote logging, but both the logs and application server are experiencing issues. Discover and resolve the problems so `rsyslog` works on the appropriate port and logs are being sent. _This lab is not approved or sponsored by Red Hat._
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Challenge
Replicate the Issue
Confirm that
rsyslogis not working on the correct port. -
Challenge
Resolve the Logging Server Issues
Use troubleshooting tools and methods to track down the issue on the
logsserver. -
Challenge
Resolve the Log Forwarding Issues
Use the
appserver to test log forwarding — and uncover the issue preventing it from working.
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