UNIX & related (routers, FWs) to syslog
- tbird’s collection of syslog client configurations
- Apache
- mod_log_forensic: Ben Laurie’s improvement to Apache logging. The module writes each request (including headers) to a log file before request processing begins, including a unique request ID. After request processing is completed, the unique ID is again logged to the log file. If a security issue is exploited on a server running mod_log_forensic, crashing a child process, the log can then be used to discover exactly what request was used in the exploit, allowing further investigation.
- Auditing in the Solaris 8 Operating Environment — This isn’t strictly related to configuring Solaris syslog. This document explains how to configure the Solaris Basic Security Module, which among other things allows one to get useful user accounting data.
- Setting Up Cisco PIX Syslog
- 3Com Total Control routers
- Cisco DNS/DHCP Manager
- Firewall Logging — A generic introduction to logging firewall devices, with specifics on ipchains and FireWall-1, compiled by tbird
- Tutorials and quick guides on how to configure devices to report via syslog by Rainer Gerhards. Tutorials just covering Cisco PIX, Netgear low-end routers and HP JetDirect cards.
- IBM AIX (this document is a guide to configuring system logging and verifying correct behavior � what a thought!)
- IPSentry (a tool for monitoring Web server performance & availability)
- minivend (a Perl-based system for developing e-commerce applications)
- NC-FTPd
- WU-FTPd