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# Cisco HX220C-M5SX Log Integration

**Cisco HX220C-M5SX**\
\&#xNAN;**(Physical Server)**

**Log Integration Guide**

**Log Integration procedure:**

Cisco Hyperflex allows you to send Logs using Cisco Integrated Management Controller to a Syslog Server or Log Collector.

1. Login to the Cisco Integrated Management Controller Console and go to Chassis->Faults and Logs.

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1. Under Faults and Logs, click on **Logging Controls**.

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1. Under Logging Controls, **Enable Remote Syslog Server 1 or 2**.

If Remote Syslog Server 1 is already used, Enable Remote Syslog Server 2

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Fill in the details as below.

* Hostname/IP Address : \[Log Collector IP of specific branch]
* Port : 12443
* Protocol : UDP.
* Minimum Severity to Report : Debug

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We have now configured Cisco Hyperflex to send logs to Log Collector.

1. To Verify the configuration, Click on Send Test Syslog to generate Test Event.

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