Hello all. I configured a Syslog-ng server in a local LAN to make sure all the options were working with no problem at all. Then I moved the server to a different LAN. I made all the changes needed for the linux box for the IP address change, but when syslog-ng start sessions it appear with the previous IP address, I'm sure that this session is from syslog-ng because a use a random port UDP 5002 and it appears the session as 192.168.4.2:5002 192.168.4.101:4342 where 192.168.4.2 is the previous IP address. What changes do I need to make to the syslog-ng in order to use the new IP Address? I hope reinstall is the last resource. thanks in advance Gerardo Amaya
All you should need to do is restart the daemon. Unless you explicitly specified the 4.2 address on your source ip/port declarations (and not 0.0.0.0), that should cover it. - billn On Thu, 8 Sep 2005, Gerardo Amaya wrote:
Hello all. I configured a Syslog-ng server in a local LAN to make sure all the options were working with no problem at all. Then I moved the server to a different LAN. I made all the changes needed for the linux box for the IP address change, but when syslog-ng start sessions it appear with the previous IP address, I'm sure that this session is from syslog-ng because a use a random port UDP 5002 and it appears the session as
192.168.4.2:5002 192.168.4.101:4342
where 192.168.4.2 is the previous IP address.
What changes do I need to make to the syslog-ng in order to use the new IP Address? I hope reinstall is the last resource.
thanks in advance
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