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# Notificaciones syslog

En los sistemas UNIX existe una manera estándar y muy utilizada de enviar y mantener almacenar mensajes de log, ese sistema se conoce como *syslog*. En los sistemas UNIX existe un demonio *syslogd* que recibe las peticiones UDP en el puerto 514 de log y lo transfiero o almacena dependiendo de la configuración.

EDItranPX genera una salida por cada conexión y desconexión que se realiza a través de él, además también genera información de arranques, paradas. Además, para permitir, de una forma sencilla, controlar esa salida va redirigida a log del sistema o *syslog*. Los mensajes que se envían con un nivel de error *LOG\_NOTICE*. Para poder administrar donde se reciben esos mensajes hay que editar el fichero */etc/syslog.conf*.


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