Not forward, Integrate so they both see the message exactly as it came from the device.
Not forward, Integrate so they both see the message exactly as it came from the device.
That's fine for the ones that can and custom code that programmers have been smart enough to handle such. Will have to work around I guess.
Or you can wait for someone to give you a different answer. I'm sure someone else will weigh in.
I believe that feature will be coming at some point. The Kiwi product did that and I'm assuming there are plans to bring the majority of that functionality to NPM.
As for the syslog, why do you want the syslog on both servers? Is it just to trigger the configuration download? If so, I think it might be easier if you remotely trigger it for those specific messages.
Point all your syslogs at a Kiwi Syslog server, and use Kiwi to redirect the syslogs to as many back-end syslog targets as you need. Combined with WinPcap, Kiwi can redirect the syslogs with forged source IP addresses, so that the receiving targets aren't aware they're receiving forwarded messages. Just be sure you don't have any IP-spoofing rules on your routers / switches / firewalls if the Kiwi server and the NPM/NCM aren't on the same subnet.
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