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As well as add SNMP (SNMPTRAP) which can be converted to syslog event. windows evntwin converts eventlog event to an SNMPTRAP to destination receiver.
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As well as add SNMP (SNMPTRAP) which can be converted to syslog event. windows evntwin converts eventlog event to an SNMPTRAP to destination receiver.

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Best practise to configure syslog server ..for my infra running on 5.5<br />
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&gt;any pre requisite &nbsp;to configure syslog on linux vm ?<br />
&gt;any pre requisite to configure syslog on windows vm ?<br />
&gt;Max. host to be used for single syslog server and impact if we use more host for single syslog server ?<br />
&gt;best config for syslog server to manage almost 60+ esxi host ?<br />
&gt;any impact on db or vc performance if syslog is not configured correctly ?<br />
&nbsp;&gt;Can we use any other third party config for syslog ?
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Best practise to configure syslog server ..for my infra running on 5.5

>any pre requisite  to configure syslog on linux vm ?
>any pre requisite to configure syslog on windows vm ?
>Max. host to be used for single syslog server and impact if we use more host for single syslog server ?
>best config for syslog server to manage almost 60+ esxi host ?
>any impact on db or vc performance if syslog is not configured correctly ?
 >Can we use any other third party config for syslog ?

Syslog limitations in vmware

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