Configuring remote logging without a certificate revocation check

Last Updated : Oct 05, 2021 |

About this task

Send AE Services log files to a rsyslog server without the certificate revocation check.

TSAPI log files are not sent to the rsyslog server.

Before you begin

Configure a rsyslog server. For more information about configuring a rsyslog server, see the Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® documentation at https://access.redhat.com/.

Procedure

  1. On the AE Services management console, go to Status > Log Manager > System Logging.
  2. On the System Logging page, select Enable Remote Logging.
  3. In Hostname(FQDN)/IP Address, type the IP address or domain name of the rsyslog server.
  4. In Port, type the port number.
  5. Optional To configure remote logging in secure mode, set Enable TLS Remote Logging to YES, and do the following:
    1. In Protocol, select TCP.
    2. In Common name of Remote Server Certificate, type the common name of the rsyslog server identification certificate.
    3. In Certificate Revocation Validation, select NONE.
  6. In Facility, select the facility ID.
  7. Click Apply Changes.
  8. To apply the changes, click Apply.
  9. Copy all files from the /etc/rsyslog.d/ directory on the AE Services server to the /etc/rsyslog.d directory on the rsyslog server.
  10. Restart the rsyslog server.

    For more information about restarting a rsyslog server, see the Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® documentation at https://access.redhat.com/.