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How to Enable Secure Syslog (TLS) on Brocade SAN Switches

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Applies to

  • Brocade Fabric OS v9.x and later
  • Event management system

Description

  • This article describes how to enable secure syslog forwarding using TLS encryption on Brocade SAN switches running Fabric OS v9.x and above.
  • Secure syslog ensures that audit, authentication, and other log messages are sent encrypted to a remote syslog server, typically for compliance and security monitoring.

Symptoms/Requirement:

  • Need to forward audit and authentication logs securely to a remote server.
  • Compliance or security requirement to encrypt syslog traffic.
  • Requirement for syslog RFC-5424 format.
  • Example log output when generating a syslog certificate:

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