Remote System Logging

Remote system logging allows you to send logs from your SafeNet Network HSM to a central syslog server configured on the network. Y

You can use the LunaSH syslog remotehost {add | delete| list} commands to specify which central syslog server you want to send the SafeNet Network HSM appliance logs to.

Note:  This feature is not currently supported for use with IPv6 networks.

Configuring a Linux Syslog Server

Most Linux distributions include rsyslog as the standard syslog daemon.

Refer to your Linux server documentation for instructions that detail how to configure rsyslog on Linux.

Note:  The remote host must have UDP port 514 open to receive the logging. Refer to the operating system and firewall documentation for your host for more information.

Configuring the Appliance to Send Logs to the Remote Syslog Server

To configure your appliance to send logs to the remote syslog server

1.On the SafeNet Network HSM appliance, run the following command: 

lunash:>syslog remotehost add <target_collector_IP_or_hostname> 

2.On the receiving or target system, start the syslog daemon or service to allow it to receive the logs from your SafeNet Network HSM appliance(s).

SafeNet Network HSM 6.3 Product Documentation
007-011136-015 Rev. A 14 July 2017 Copyright 2001-2017 Gemalto All rights reserved.