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config system syslog1 settings

config system syslog1 settings

Use this command to configure a general remote server which can receive syslogs. FortiNDR system will send logs with specified type and severity (only for ndr type) to this remote server.

Syntax

config system syslog1 settings
    set ipaddr <ipv4mask> 
    set port 	<int> 
    set status {enable, disable}
    set type 	{event, malware, ndr, netflow}
set ndr-severity {low, medium, high, critical}
set format {default, cef}
end

Variable

Description

Default

Name <string>

Profile name

ipaddr <ipv4mask>

The IP address of the remote server. Only IPv4 is supported.

0.0.0.0

port <int>

The port number of the remote server for syslog services.

514

status {enable, disable}

Enable or disable sending logs to this remote server.

disable

type {event, malware, ndr, netflow}

FortiNDR supports three types of logs: event, malware , ndr and netflow.

Multiple choices are supported.

event, malware, ndr

ndr-severity {low, medium, high, critical}

Filtering by severity is supported when sending ndr logs. The supported multiple choices are low, medium, high and critical.

low, medium, high, critical

Format {default, cef}

Log format: default is the syslog format, cef is the CEF (Common Event Format) format.

config system syslog1 settings

config system syslog1 settings

Use this command to configure a general remote server which can receive syslogs. FortiNDR system will send logs with specified type and severity (only for ndr type) to this remote server.

Syntax

config system syslog1 settings
    set ipaddr <ipv4mask> 
    set port 	<int> 
    set status {enable, disable}
    set type 	{event, malware, ndr, netflow}
set ndr-severity {low, medium, high, critical}
set format {default, cef}
end

Variable

Description

Default

Name <string>

Profile name

ipaddr <ipv4mask>

The IP address of the remote server. Only IPv4 is supported.

0.0.0.0

port <int>

The port number of the remote server for syslog services.

514

status {enable, disable}

Enable or disable sending logs to this remote server.

disable

type {event, malware, ndr, netflow}

FortiNDR supports three types of logs: event, malware , ndr and netflow.

Multiple choices are supported.

event, malware, ndr

ndr-severity {low, medium, high, critical}

Filtering by severity is supported when sending ndr logs. The supported multiple choices are low, medium, high and critical.

low, medium, high, critical

Format {default, cef}

Log format: default is the syslog format, cef is the CEF (Common Event Format) format.