syslog-receive

Syslog is a standard for message logging. A syslog server (a “collector”) gathers log messages coming from syslog clients (“originators”).

syslog-receive is a command-line (shell) utility that works as a syslog server.

Features

• IPv4 and IPv6
• BSD syslog protocol (RFC3164)
• IETF syslog protocol (RFC5424)
• Syslog over UDP (RFC5426)
• Syslog over TCP (RFC6587)
• Syslog over TLS (RFC5425)
• Limit for maximum message size
• ‘Non-transparent-framing’ message format
• ‘Octet-counting’ message format
• TLS: Optional request of clients certificates
• TLS: Certification path validation
• TLS: Certificate fingerprints validation
• UTF-8 and custom charsets
• Optional hexadecimal output

Downloads

• Windows 64-bit: syslog-receive-0.9.0-win64.zip (1,550,322 bytes), sha-256
  525d047a1487662d40529aa28502b88a9133582070ac1842d7c7786d5c24d9c9
• Windows 32-bit: syslog-receive-0.9.0-win32.zip (1,240,938 bytes), sha-256
  e053c999ffa655bf038bda4ebd8f258536bd2b42942a6fbc6ad3099d278464c3

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Documentation

Command-line options
Usage examples
Version history

License

In simple words: syslog-receive is free to use. For full details refer the End-User License Agreement.

Contact us for a special license if you want to include syslog-receive as a part of your commercial product.