Syslog Configuration(3.0)

You open the Syslog Collection agent configuration dialog from a workflow configuration: you can right-click the agent icon and select Configuration..., or double-click the agent icon.

Setting	Description
Host	The IP address or hostname to which the Syslog Collection agent will bind. If left empty the agent binds to all IP addresses available on the system.
Port	Enter the port number to which the data is received. Make sure the port is not used by other applications. Note! On Unix/Linux systems any port below 1024 can only be opened by the root-user because of security limitations. It is recommended that you redirect Syslog messages to a port that is available to the `MZ_HOME` owner.
Package Size (B)	This value controls the maximum size of the incoming messages. If the size of a message exceeds the value in Package Size (B), it will be truncated. For the best possible performance, enter a value, in bytes, that is just large enough to accommodate the incoming messages.
Receive Buffer Size (B)	Enter the maximum size of the UDP buffer. In case of a buffer overflow, the agent will not receive new incoming messages. Note! In order to prevent UDR datagram loss, you may need to increase the size of the UDR receiver buffer of the operating system. The required size of the UDP receive buffer depends on many factors, such as: The number of Syslog collection workflows on each EC host. The number of workflow threads The number of processors The amount of memory The speed of the hard disk for virtual memory For information about how to increase the UDP receive buffer, see the documentation of your operating system.