‎12-23-2024 01:42 AM
We have an active Syslog configuration.
Now the IP of the Syslog receiver will be changed.
At which point is the IP configuration of the Syslog done?
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‎12-24-2024 05:22 AM
Mr. Pala is correct. You can forward syslog from SE to a third-party via Alarm actions, Control Notification rules and by making custom changes to the rsyslog configuration under-the-hood on SE itself. Those would be the three places you would have to look at.
Alarms & Events -> Alarm Configuration -> sort by Action -> look for any that are tied to syslog actions
Control -> Access Control -> Configuration -> Notifications -> look for any that are tied to syslog actions
/etc/rsyslog.conf under-the-hood via SSH
‎12-24-2024 02:30 AM
check your alarm configuration = probably you are senting events to external syslog server through alarm rule.
Check NAC notifications = it is a common approach to send NAC related events to external syslog server.
Check the security best practices document (documentation) there are additional options how to configure syslog export.
‎12-24-2024 05:22 AM
Mr. Pala is correct. You can forward syslog from SE to a third-party via Alarm actions, Control Notification rules and by making custom changes to the rsyslog configuration under-the-hood on SE itself. Those would be the three places you would have to look at.
Alarms & Events -> Alarm Configuration -> sort by Action -> look for any that are tied to syslog actions
Control -> Access Control -> Configuration -> Notifications -> look for any that are tied to syslog actions
/etc/rsyslog.conf under-the-hood via SSH
‎12-26-2024 11:19 PM
My configuration was under
Control -> Access Control -> Configuration -> Notifications
Many thanks for the hint.
‎12-23-2024 08:10 AM
We forward the logs from XIQ-SE to our SIEM solutions.
The SIEM Solutions will be changed. So I have to change the IP in the Syslog forwarding configuration.
Does this make my request more clear?