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From: papy74 on 16 Apr 2008 17:39 hello,is it possible to record on solaris machine, logdata like pf log BSD, from a remote machine? if yes howto? thanks papy74
From: Wolfgang Ley on 17 Apr 2008 00:01 Hi, papy74 wrote: > hello,is it possible to record on solaris machine, logdata like pf log > BSD, from a remote machine? if yes howto? > thanks > papy74 Asking about a specific BSD (which flavour and with which additional software?) logfile is pretty pointless. A quick search shows a potential translation to something like "how to log accepted/denied ip connections to a remote machine?". If this is the intend of the query, then IP Filter is the way to go (for details see "man -s 1m ipf" for initial log configuration and "man -s 1m ipmon" on how to log the output remote to a file (e.g. on NFS) or via syslog). Bye, Wolfgang.
From: papy74 on 17 Apr 2008 02:24 Thanks to answere question, Wolfgang Ley a �crit : > Hi,s > > papy74 wrote: >> hello,is it possible to record on solaris machine, logdata like pf log >> BSD, from a remote machine? if yes howto? >> thanks >> papy74 > > Asking about a specific BSD (which flavour and with which additional > software?) logfile is pretty pointless. > I use OPENBSD 4.2 in small box "Soekris" net 5501 and I want to write the log file records produced by PF in my firewall to a remote machine with more power like a Sunfire 280. > A quick search shows a potential translation to something like "how to > log accepted/denied ip connections to a remote machine?". If this is > the intend of the query, then IP Filter is the way to go (for details > see "man -s 1m ipf" for initial log configuration and "man -s 1m ipmon" > on how to log the output remote to a file (e.g. on NFS) or via syslog). > I will explore ipf ipmon nfs and syslog thanks > Bye, > Wolfgang.
From: usenetpersongerryt on 17 Apr 2008 11:10 On Apr 16, 11:24 pm, papy74 <pierre.grani...(a)wanadoo.fr> wrote: > Thanks to answere question, > Wolfgang Ley a écrit : > > Hi,s > > papy74 wrote: > >> hello,is it possible to record on solaris machine, logdata like pf log > >> BSD, from a remote machine? if yes howto? > >> thanks > >> papy74 > > Asking about a specific BSD (which flavour and with which additional > > software?) logfile is pretty pointless. Or which Solaris version. > I use OPENBSD 4.2 in small box "Soekris" net 5501 and I want to write > the log file records produced by PF in my firewall to a remote machine > with more power like a Sunfire 280. And a quick Google search took me to an "Open"BSD FAQ which pretty much sums everything up... > A quick search shows a potential translation to something like "how to > > log accepted/denied ip connections to a remote machine?". If this is > > the intend of the query, then IP Filter is the way to go (for details > > see "man -s 1m ipf" for initial log configuration and "man -s 1m ipmon" > > on how to log the output remote to a file (e.g. on NFS) or via syslog). > I will explore ipf ipmon nfs and syslog It works exactly the same way on Solaris as it does on OpenBSD. The only question is the format of the udp packets coming from OpenBSD - will they be recognized...? Youd think they would be. You dont need ipfilter on the Sun box to capture the udp packets unless you are already using ipfilter to block the heck out of everything everywhere.. man syslog.conf on Solaris 10
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