Date parsed: 4/5/1999 1:56:13 PM
Date: Mon, 5 Apr 1999 12:56:13 +0200

Hello Frank,

to change the port SL4NT is listening on, add the registry value
'ServerPort', Type REG_DWORD, and the appropiate data value under the
following registry key:

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\SL4NT\Parameters

In the soon to be released version 1.2 this settings will be =
configurable
from the Control Panel applet.

Franz.


Frank Drewes <frankdr@i2.com> wrote in message
news:C1CEE8E342DDD111A5720020AFE7798F15921C@is1.netal.com...
> Franz,
>
> How do you change the port that sl4nt listens on? I have a syslog
> analyzer can resend received syslogs to alternate ports, so that it =
can
view
> the syslog message and pass it along to sn4nt also.
>
> Thanks,
> Frank Drewes
>
> Franz Krainer wrote in message ...
> >Gary,
> >
> >only one application can use a given UDP port at the same time. There =
is
a
> >way to configure SL4NT to listen on another port as the default =
syslog
port
> >(514) but in this case you would need a syslog client/sender which is
able
> >to direct the messages to another port.
> >
> >Franz
> >
> >Gary King wrote in message ...
> >>Hi Franz,
> >>Looking in Control Panel - Services I see "Essentials syslog =
service"
> which
> >>must have been installed by CiscoWorks 2000. Is it possible to =
make
> SL4NT
> >>work when another syslog program is running ? I will call Cisco to =
find
> >out
> >>if the essentails syslog is capable of providing what I need on this
> >>platform. Thanks
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>