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# Suse log integration

**Log Integration Guide**

**Log Integration procedure:**

Follow these steps to configure log forwarding to a remote syslog server.

1. Install syslog package if you haven’t installed it by executing the below command:

`# apt-get install rsyslog`

1. Checking the rsyslog.conf

Open a rsyslog.conf file located at /etc/rsyslog.conf by following command.

`vim /etc/rsyslog.conf`

At the end of the file check for the following line and uncomment 2ndline

\#Include all config files in /etc/rsyslog.d/

`$IncludeConfig /etc/rsyslog.d/*.conf`

![](/files/0PcTFTrhJzfjt6G6Ef1j)

Add below line at end of the file.

`*.* @<Log Collector IP>:12514`

![](/files/x2A85WyfD6OEmLAZYIaf)

Save and quit the configuration file.

Navigate to the following directory /create a file using the below command and paste the entire content of the file (all lines) from the below file:

`#vim /etc/audit/rules.d/audit.rules`

Edit the above file and quit.

Download the audit.rules file from below:\
[Audit Rules](https://g14solutionsllc.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/DeploymentTeam/ElkZ9la8PsdCh9MW9jpu-q8BAnobwdkQ4C-iedFgUnnIoQ?e=rs8WBD)

Restart rsyslog service

`sudo systemctl restart rsyslog`

Verify the syslog status

`sudo systemctl status rsyslog`

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