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I set up one syslog server, and I want to collect the log of my huawei switch S5700-28C-EI,In switch,the configure is very easy ,just logging 192.168.1.100,but I have no idea about syslog server.
Maybe you should use splunk to collect the log of your network device.But we often use splunk to monitor cisco device,like WS-C3560X-24T-L and so on.I think huawei is just ok.But you only can use 500MB everyday if you use free license.
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