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Guidelines
The remote-login command is used only if the log type is file and the
archive-mode is upload.
If a password is not specified, it must be provided during the upload session.
Related Commands
archive-mode, remote-address, remote-directory, type
Examples
v Specifies the recipient address, username and password, and remote directory
remote-port
Specifies the listening port on the remote server.
Syntax
remote-port port
Parameters
port
Guidelines
The remote-port command specifies the listening port on the remote server. This
command is relevant only when the log type, as specified by the type command, is
smtp, syslog, or syslog-ng.
Use the remote-port command with the remote-address command to define the
destination of transmitted log messages.
You can use SSL to establish a secure connection to a remote server by setting the
values of the remote-server and the remote-port commands to the values of a local
SSL Proxy service on the appliance. The local SSL Proxy service, as defined by the
Global sslforwarder command, can then forward log messages over a secure
connection to the remote server.
Related Commands
remote-address, sslforwarder (Global), type
Examples
v Specifies the address of an SMTP server that listens on port 5400.
for an uploaded log file.
# type file
# remote-address 172.16.100.1
# remote-login jrb brj
# remote-directory logs/
#
Specifies the destination port that monitors traffic. The default is 514.
# type smtp
# local address 10.10.13.4
# remote-address ragnarok.datapower.com
# remote-port 5400
#
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