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• difference between a multiple and single-homing configuration

  Hello

  Could you tell the difference between a multiple and single-homing configuration?

  Thank you!

  Simple domiciliation: -.

  When you have a single any ISP as internet connection

  below the photo:

  single_homed.PNG

  

  Multi homing: you will be connected with two ISP an ISP or different ISP link.

  Kind regards

  Deepak Kumar

  www.deepuverma.in

• LWAPP AP1131 not connect to the server syslog configuration

  Hello

  I have configured my LWAPP Ap1131 to use a syslog server. I did it with an option dhcp and configuration on the controller. According to the boot message the ap Gets the two servers. But unfortunately, none of the servers are used. The AP then send messages to 255.255.255.255. I have grabed the attached file directly from the AP (see logging). The syslog server is accessible by the ap...

  Interesting is the 7th line from the bottom, where did the ap get the broadcast address for syslog?

  any ideas, what about Martin

  I tried on one of my ap lab to see if the wlc would see the trap. If you look at the wlc management | SNMP | trap control, there is two specified traps under Cisco AP traps. You can always contact your local Cisco Wireless SE and put them in your recommendation of future improvement.

• Problem with syslog configuration

  I have two servers ESXi 4, and both are configured for syslog in the same way under Configuration/advanced/Syslog.  A single server works well, however, the other is not.  They are both reporting to my server syslog on port 514, but on a single server, I see the OLD log files (back when I put in place I think) at the Syslog.Local.Datastorepath location of:

  [] / vmfs/volumes/4c12e308-3647efed-7e2c-78e7d193adfa/log/messages

  When I get a command line and look at these files, I see that they are not current:

  ~ # cd/vmfs/volumes/4c12e308-3647efed-7e2c-78e7d193adfa/log
  / vmfs/volumes/4c12e308-3647efed-7e2c-78e7d193adfa/log # ls - la
  drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8 1 January 1970.
  drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8 1 January 1970...
  -rwx - messages of 1 root root 356768 March 28, 2011
  -rwx - 1 root root 982191 March 28, 2011 messages.0
  -rwx - 1 root root 68722 March 28, 2011 messages.0.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 68594 March 28, 2011 messages.1.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 72064 March 28, 2011 messages.2.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 65109 March 28, 2011 messages.3.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 69308 March 28, 2011 messages.4.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 72136 March 28, 2011 messages.5.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 72382 March 28, 2011 messages.6.gz
  -rwx - 1 root root 74818 March 28, 2011 messages.7.gz
  / vmfs/volumes/4c12e308-3647efed-7e2c-78e7d193adfa/log #.
  Where should I start troubleshooting?  My server itself today cut without reason and I need determine why.  Of course, it is too late for now, but if/when it happens again, I want it on my syslog server.

  syslogd could have stopped on this host. Check syslogd and start if its stopped.

  http://paulgrevink.WordPress.com/2011/04/05/ESXi-how-to-start-syslogd/

• RV180W syslog logging

  Hello!

  Our RV180W does not connect to our syslog server. The syslog server works fine as the other then I connect successfully.

  We have specified the IP address of syslog under Administration recording Remote Syslog configuration 1 server connection

  Also the default logging strategy has been defined.

  Hi Johannes, you have configured a forestry policy? By default the router saves only the VPN.

  -Tom
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• ESXi Syslog over TLS/SSL does not

  Hello

  I configured Log Insight (3.0) with 1 vCenter (5.5U2b) and 2 guests ESXi (5.5U2). Everything is on the same subnet.

  When I set them up with the Syslog on SSL in Insight Journal, nothing is sent. However, if I change to TCP, I start to receive data.

  What could be the problem?

  Yes, you can simply copy and paste the certificate into /etc/vmware/ssl/castore.pem PEM format. If you have several, you can concatenate the. You can

  It will not work with your current version, if. Log Insight 3.0 doesn't support SSLv3 (to stop the attack POODLE vector), but 5.5U2b ESXi predates this and requires SSLv3. You will need decommissioning at Log Insight 2.5 - or - apply a patch of ESXi. See KB 2135410 and 2135795.

  Suite is on ESXi build 3247226:

  OpenSSL s_client-connect loginsight.local:1514 < ev/null="" |="" openssl="" x509="" -outform="" pem=""> > /etc/vmware/ssl/castore.pem

  head /etc/vmware/ssl/castore.pem n 2

  -BEGIN CERTIFICATE-

  MIIFwTCCA6mgAwIBAgIEZp + XkzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADCBkDELMAkGA1UEBhMC

  esxcli system syslog configuration defined - loghost = "ssl://loginsight.local:1514."

  esxcli system syslog reload

  esxcli system syslog mark s "test message from 3247226 via the Protocol ssl 3.0 LI."

  ip to the esxcli network connection list | grep 1514

  TCP 0 0 esxihost:23351 loginsight.local:1514 ESTABLISHED 35915 newreno vmsyslogd

  And the message is received by the Insight journal.

• What type of newspapers are captured by vmware server syslog collector...

  Dear team,

  Yesterday I install the application "VMware Syslog Collector", after the installation I contract new syslog configuration on ESXihost server and reload the syslog service.

  It doesn't create syslog.log file, I just want to confirm y I m not able to see vmkernel / vmkwarning / etc... logs on a syslog server.

  need your help on the same.

  concerning

  Mr. VMware

  You can use text editors advanced such as Ultraedit or Notepad ++

  Attached example using Notepad ++. I searched and marked all the lines containing lines marked vmkernel, copied and opened it in a new file.

• Several locations for Syslog.Remote.Hostname - PowerShell error logging

  Someone has encountered this error when you try to update the locations remote syslog to multiple values separated by commas using PowerCLI (syntax below).

  Get-AdvancedSetting -Name 'Syslog.Remote.Hostname' -entity $esxihost | Set AdvancedSetting -value 'udp://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, udp://xxxxxxxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx' -confirm:$false

  Game-AdvancedSetting: 03/03/2014-17:32:22 Set-AdvancedSetting a general system error: internal error

  Online: 6 tank: 72

  + Get-AdvancedSetting - name of the "Syslog.Remote.Hostname" - entity $esxihost | Together-Advan...

  + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  + CategoryInfo: NotSpecified: (:)) [game-AdvancedSetting], SystemError)

  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: Client20_SystemManagementServiceImpl_GetVmHostAdvancedConfiguration_ViError, VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Cmdlets.Commands.SetAdvancedSetting

  If I use one place, it works fine;

  Get-AdvancedSetting -Name 'Syslog.Remote.Hostname' -entity $esxihost | Set AdvancedSetting -value 'udp://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx' -confirm:$false

  Name value Type Description

  ----                 -----                ----                 -----------

  Syslog.Remote.Hos... udp://xxxxxxxx.xx... VMHost

  If I manually update the advanced parameter values it works as expected - so nothing wrong with the content, the only performance of PowerShell?

  Has anyone seen this problem or knows how to work around this problem - maybe I do something wrong?

  My version of PowerShell + the snap-ins;

  Value name
  ----                           -----
  PSVersion 4.0
  WSManStackVersion 3.0
  SerializationVersion 1.1.0.1
  CLRVersion 4.0.30319.18063
  BuildVersion 6.3.9600.16406
  PSCompatibleVersions {1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0}
  PSRemotingProtocolVersion 2.2

  PowerCLI Version

  ---------------

  VMware vSphere PowerCLI 5.5 Release 1 build 1295336

  ---------------

  Versions of the snap

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  VMWare AutoDeploy PowerCLI component 5.5 build 1262826

  VMWare ImageBuilder PowerCLI component 5.5 build 1262826

  License of VMware PowerCLI component 5.5 build 1265954

  VDS's VMware PowerCLI component 5.5 build 1295334

  VMware vSphere PowerCLI component 5.5 build 1295334

  VSphere VMware Update Manager PowerCLI 5.0 build 432001

  See you soon,.

  Jon

  Try this.  It works like a champ for the inclusion of several targets of syslog.

  http://www.jonathanmedd.NET/2013/06/using-PowerCLI-for-advanced-syslog-configuration-tasks.html

• Configuration 'use the next available filename' in function 'write file measure. "

  My signal to record project and recording by using the function "write into a file position. I want to make the recording of signals multiple segments must have configured option «use the next available filename» For example, if the original file is data.tdms, then it saves the file in: data_1.tdms, data_2.tdms, data_3.tdms,...
  Do I use a button control enable and disable the feature of writing.
  In the past, I did normally. Now, I can't do more, now, each writing new data have been add in a single file created without the next new file as you wish, it has almost become an option "add to the file".

  I use LabVIEW 2013

  Hello ducta9,

  Looks like you're currently writing custom file Express VI configured to 'save to file' - this means that all the data for a given session will be saved in the same file.  The file number will be incremented only once the application is restarted or the Boolean Reset entry has the value True.  If you want to save on a series of files, select the option "Save to a series of files" and configure the Express VI as needed to generate new files at intervals.

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  Best regards

• I have 2 bridges. I want the configuration in the way by which I can use both the way of door simultaeously

  1st gateway is 192.168.0.200 for internet

  and another gateway is 192.168.0.254 for leased line

  I need to adjust the two entry doors by which I can use internet and access to leased lines

  where I do pay gateways in windows xp professional and how much.

  Hello

  Try these steps and check if that helps:

  a. click on start

  b. click Control Panel

  c. Select network connections.

  d. double-click the connection that you want to work with and click on the properties button to display the information related to this adapter.

  e. click TCP/IP, and then click the properties button

  f. to change TCP/IP address, enter the necessary information and click on apply.

  g. click the Advanced tab and add the gateway address.

  You can access the link that contains multiple on the gateway configuration information: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb878104.aspx

• How can I get a GNU linux serve to injest syslog data?

  We try to put up Splunk, on a GNU server, with rsyslog.   Splunk does not see the data, and I'm reasonably sure that it's because we are not configured correctly with the demon rsyslog.   I find anywhere a file that contains data for the switch.

  I implemented the switch with an ip of VLAN1 to 10.10.10.20 10.10.10.1, with a default gateway, which is the IP address of the GNU server.  I have both logging and traps set to send to 10.10.10.20, and I connect to the buffer at level 6.  The switch can ping the server and vice versa. There are no firewalls or other devices.

  What should I do to the file rsyslog.conf?  and I need to create a subdirectory of logging?

  Please explain in detail, making it more useful things.

  Thank you.

   We are trying to set up Splunk, on a GNU server, running with rsyslog. Splunk doesn't see the data, and I'm reasonably sure it is because we are not set up correctly with the rsyslog daemon. I can't find a file anywhere that has the data from the switch. I set up the switch with a VLAN1 ip of 10.10.10.1, with a default-gateway of 10.10.10.20, which is the IP address of the GNU server. I have both logging and traps set to send to 10.10.10.20, and I'm logging to the buffer at level 6. The switch can ping the server, and vice versa; there is no firewall or other devices. What do I need to do to the rsyslog.conf file? and do I need to create a logging subdirectory? Please explain in detail, that would make things more helpful. Thanks.

  Hello

  Check out the link on syslog configuration on the server below.

  http://tecadmin.NET/Setup-centralized-logging-server-using-rsyslogd/#

  It could be that useful...

  -GI

  Rate if this can help...

• Profile of Cisco 42 '' question marking QoS DCSP for signage package

  Hello

  We have 42 profile Cisco with below specifiction.

  Software version: TCNC4.2.1.265253 product: TANDBERG profile 42 C20

  All the call made by Gatekeeper (VCS 7.1)

  DiffServ QoS is configured on the device.

  During the sip call or SIP registration, regardless of the package comes from video endpoint. I see the value DSCP is 0x00

  But any package from VCS, I see the DCSP value is AF31 0x1a.

  But we have configured singnaling (value 26) QoS on Cisco profile 42 end point. Screenshot is attached.

  Also, we have configured VCS Diffserv QoS and value 26.

  In this case, why we are not able to see any marking signs of Cisco profile 42?

  I have attached the screenshot of output wiresark. Also, I downloaded wireshark message output.

  For the RTP stream, we can see package is marked as being configured IE AF41.

  There is no other device does not change the marking.

  Please suggest.

  Rgds

  Rajesh

  Thanks teak: it's mactching DDT allright!

  If moving to TCNC5.1.6 or even TCNC6.0.0 (just released) should solve the problem.

• ACL logging on router for syslog

  ACL logging on router for syslog

  I need to monitor ports on the router to a particular host to a destination. I have an ACL as shown below

  permit log host 192.168.0.10 ip host 10.0.0.1

  allow an ip

  I have server syslog configuration, I see on the syslog server log messages, but there is no port information.

  Log message looks like

  "% S-6-acl IPACCESSLOGP:list permits 10.0.0.1 (0)-> 192.168.0.10 (0), xx packages.

  I need to know which ports are host 10.0.0.1 uses the server 192.168.0.10

  What is the best way to get this information.

  Thank you

  Dominic provides a creative solution. And according to the requirements of the original post, it could be a very satisfactory solution.

  But we can also provide an explanation of the problem and a solution for this. A very simple access list that allows traffic between a specific pair of guests receive the original message and then allow all ip traffic. The access list does not cover all the values for the Protocol ports. And it is the reason for the log messages do not have port information. If the access list does not review the port numbers the message cannot report port numbers. If you want the log message to include port numbers, then you must consider the port numbers in the access list. This version of the list is slightly more complex, but it will provide the port numbers you want:

  permit udp host 10.0.0.1 host 192.168.0.10 between 0 65535 Journal

  permit tcp host 10.0.0.1 host 192.168.0.10 between 0 65535 Journal

  permit log host 192.168.0.10 ip host 10.0.0.1

  allow an ip

  HTH

  Rick

• How to configure the local and logging remotely using the host profiles, not with advance options

  Help, please

  Hello

  Local and remote syslog feature can be configured for a cluster of similar hosts using the host profiles.

  For more information, see guide installation and Set Up Syslog of the section of the Interface of host profiles in vSphere Installation.

  Connect the Server vCenter by using the vSphere Client.

  Click home.

  Under the administration section, click host profiles.

  Create a new profile or modify an existing profile.

  In the Edit Profile dialog box, set one or more of the five configuration options.

  If you configured using esxcli or advanced syslog configuration options and this has captured a host of reference, 5 configuration options are already visible in the Advanced Configuration option section.

  If syslog has not been previously configured, right-click the section of Advanced Configuration options and add a profile for each of the five configuration options.

  Save the profile and assign it to the hosts.

  For more information please see the documentation Center: (Documentation Centre of vSphere 5.5 )

• VMware syslog collector

  After you have configured remote syslog collector, I see only one type of log file as syslog.log for all ESXi hosts.

  What every newspaper he holds usually check if the logs locally on an ESXi we are looking for hostd.log, vmkernel.log, vmkwarning.log and so on?

  So, where are all these newspapers in syslog.log ending remotely?

  Yes it is to combine your logs in the syslog.log file that you look for each host.

  I can confirm from a glance at the mine-

  to d

  vpxa

  vmkernal

  pass

  FDM

  vmkwarning

  rhttpproxy

  snmpd

  spend-probe

  I also looked for the same document you have exploded this information in the past.  This indicates that all the log files are included.

  "To preserve newspapers more, ESXi can be configured to place these log files in a location of alternative storage disk and send the logs on the network to a syslog server."

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  VMware KB: Location of ESXi 5.1 and 5.5 log files

  ESXi host 5.1 log files

  A 5.1 ESXi host logs are grouped according to the source component:

  • /var/log/auth.log: Shell ESXi authentication success and failure.
  • /var/log/dhclient.log: DHCP service to customers, including discovery, rental of addresses applications and renewals.
  • /var/log/esxupdate.log: ESXi Setup patch and update logs.
  • /var/log/lacp.log: Link Aggregation Control Protocol to connect.
  • /var/log/hostd.log: Organize the management of maintenance records, including VM and host of task and events, communication with the Client vSphere and vCenter Server vpxa and connections SDK agent.
  • /var/log/hostd-probe.log: Reactivity of host management service auditor.
  • /var/log/rhttpproxy.log: Connections HTTP proxy on behalf of other webservices to ESXi host.
  • /var/log/shell.log: ESXi Shell, including toggle usage logs and each command is entered. For more information, seecommand-line vSphere 5.5 Documentation and audit ESXi Shell connections and controls in ESXi 5.x (2004810).
  • /var/log/sysboot.log: Beginning VMkernel startup and module loading.
  • /var/log/boot.gz: a compressed file that contains the information of the newspaper to start and can be read with zcat var/log/boot.gz|more.
  • /var/log/syslog.log: Initialization of the service management, watchdogs, the scheduled tasks and DCUI use.
  • /var/log/usb.log: Events of peripheral USB arbitration, such as the discovery and transmission to the virtual machines.
  • /var/log/vobd.log: Similar to VMkernel Observation eventsvob.component.event.
  • /var/log/vmkernel.log: Core VMkernel logs, including starting the virtual machine, storage and device networking and events of the driver and the discovery.
  • /var/log/vmkwarning.log: A summary of the messages of warning and alert the journal extracted the VMkernel logs.
  • /var/log/vmksummary.log: A summary of ESXi host start and stop and a time pulse with availability, number of virtual machines running and services of consumption of resources. For more information, see Format of the logfile vmksummary ESXi 5.0 (2004566).
  • /var/log/Xorg.log: Video acceleration.

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  VMware KB: Configure syslog on ESXi 5.x and 6.0

  VMware vSphere, ESXi 5.x and 6.0 hosts running a syslog service ( vmsyslogd ) that provides one mechanism standard for the recording of the VMkernel messages and other system components. In ESXi, by default these log files is placed on a local volume scratch or a virtual disk. To preserve newspapers more, ESXi can be configured to put these log files in a location of alternative storage disk and send the logs on the network to a syslog server.

  Retention, rotation and splitting the logs received and managed by a syslog server are fully controlled by this syslog server. ESXi 5.x and 6.0 can not configure or control the management of newspapers to a remote syslog server. For more information, see the documentation for the syslog server.

  Regardless of the specified additional syslog configuration using these options, newspapers continue to be placed on the default locations on the ESXi host. For more information, see location of ESXi 3.5 - 4.1 log files (1021801).

  A previous version of vSphere, ESXi are configured differently. For more information, see Enabling syslog on ESXi 3.5 and 4.x (1016621).

  If vSphere Syslog Collector will be used to receive logs of ESXi hosts, see Install or Upgrade vSphere Syslog Collector in Guide of installation and Installation of vSphere.