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Syslog Viewer accept TCP data?

FormerMember
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I found this thread: Syslog Service TCP Listening

Has the syslog viewer been updated since then?  I found in the advanced config that there is a TCP listen port of 1468.

I have equipment that requires TCP data to be sent on port 1468. I have the equipment configured to send the data, but I am not seeing any activity on the syslog viewer.

Does this require any specific programming to the syslog viewer?

Thanks.

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    Found the answer.  There is an easy syslog tester made by Kiwi. Downloads "Kiwi SyslogGen"

    I was able to send TCP traps to the Syslog Viewer and they worked.  I will contact the vendor to find out why our equipment is not sending messages.

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    Hi,

    Can you clarify: did you find advanced config from SolarWinds Syslog service?

    I would like to get TCP syslog messages also to Syslog service, because I would not like to spend money on additional Syslog service which supports TCP.

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