This KB article covers the options to configure syslogging on ESXi 5 - http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2003322. When you configure the syslog receiver(s) with the Syslog.global.loghost option you can specify a port (e.g. udp://<ip>:port). When you've done that you'll also need to update the firewall as the default syslog ports are 514 and 1514. This KB article covers created new firewall rules - http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2005304.
This KB article covers the options to configure syslogging on ESXi 5 - http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2003322. When you configure the syslog receiver(s) with the Syslog.global.loghost option you can specify a port (e.g. udp://<ip>:port). When you've done that you'll also need to update the firewall as the default syslog ports are 514 and 1514. This KB article covers created new firewall rules - http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2005304.
You cna also go through followings kb. May help..
Hi phetertheo,
Welcome to the community. Could you please follow below steps :- Open a ESXi Shell console session where the esxcli command is available, such as the vCLI or on the host directly. Display the existing 5 configuration options on the host using the command: esxcli system syslog config get Set new host configuration, specifying options to change, using a command similar to: esxcli system syslog config set --logdir=/path/to/directory/ --loghost=RemoteHostname --logdir-unique=true|false --default-rotate=NNN --default-size=NNN For example, to configure remote syslog using TCP on port 514: esxcli system syslog config set --loghost='tcp://10.11.12.13:514' After making configuration changes, load the new configuration using the command: esxcli system syslog reload
Hi Dave
Thanks for you prompt feedback. After go through to the KB's i manged to configure third party port which alternative default port of syslog (514).
Others member, thanks for you feedback.
Tq