System Logger Protocol

Protocol Description

Syslog is a standard message logging protocol found in Unix/Linux systems. The syslog protocol allows for logging from one system to be sent to a remote logging server.

Full Name

Syslog

Known Ports

UDP 514 - Legacy Syslog port.
TCP 6514 - Recommended Syslog port.

External Resources

System Logger - Protocol Information

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