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Syslog %s Settings
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What uninstall method do you want to use?
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When uninstalling syslog, you can remove everything, or only components, just in case you plan on re-installing in the future.
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Remove Everything (Logs, Tables, Settings)
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Syslog Data Only
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Syslog Uninstall Preferences
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Uninstall
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Cancel
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Syslog
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General Settings
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Syslog Enabled
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If this checkbox is set, records will be transferred from the Syslog Incoming table to the main syslog table and Alerts and Reports will be enabled. Please keep in mind that if the system is disabled log entries will still accumulate into the Syslog Incoming table as this is defined by the rsyslog or syslog-ng process.
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Enable Statistics Gathering
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If this checkbox is set, statistics on where syslog messages are arriving from will be maintained. This statistical information can be used to render things such as heat maps.
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Strip Domains
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A comma delimited list of domains that you wish to remove from the syslog hostname, Examples would be 'mydomain.com, otherdomain.com'
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Validate Hostnames
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If this checkbox is set, all hostnames are validated. If the hostname is not valid. All records are assigned to a special host called 'invalidhost'. This setting can impact syslog processing time on large systems. Therefore, use of this setting should only be used when other means are not in place to prevent this from happening.
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Refresh Interval
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This is the time in seconds before the page refreshes.
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