Syslog
syslog Sends every audit event, as it is written, to a syslog collector as an RFC 5424 message over TCP, encrypted with TLS unless you turn it off. A copy of the audit log leaves this installation.
Setup
Connect to your collector
Add certificates
Choose events
Settings (15)
addressAddressRequiredThe collector's host and port. Without a port, 6514 with TLS and 514 without.
tlsTLSOff sends the audit log in the clear.
ca_certificateCA certificatePEM certificates of a private certificate authority to trust. Empty trusts the system's.
client_certificateClient certificateCredentialPEM, for a collector that requires mutual TLS. Set with its key, or not at all.
client_keyClient keyCredentialThe client certificate's PEM private key. Stored encrypted.
server_nameServer nameAdvancedThe name the collector's certificate must carry, when it differs from the address.
app_nameApp nameAdvancedThe APP-NAME each message carries.
facilityFacilityAdvancedThe syslog facility messages are sent as. authpriv is for security messages a collector keeps apart from the general log.
hostnameHostnameAdvancedThe HOSTNAME each message carries.
timeout_secondsTimeoutAdvancedSeconds to wait to connect, and for a batch to be written.
actionsActionsComma-separated action prefixes to send. Empty sends every event.
excludeExcludeComma-separated action prefixes not to send. app.use, a record of each request to an app, is usually most of the volume; exclude it if your SIEM bills by ingest.
formatEvent formatAdvancedHow each event is encoded.
max_batchBatch sizeAdvancedThe most events sent in one delivery.
startStartAdvancedWhere a new destination's first delivery begins. Read once, when Pando first sends to it.