>> Network Systems' routers have supported logging since (at least) 1989.
>> Works great, lasts a long time.
>
>What exactly do you to make sure that the logging information gets to a host?
>Is it possible for information that is useful to determining if a "hacker"
>is trying to break in could be lost during some heavy loading or some other
>event?
Sorry if this is being posted twice, I seem to be getting multiple copies
of this message.
You can use either a reliable datalink layer, like X.25 (ugly, but not
too hard to set up), or you can use the DNSIX Audit Trail Monitor, which
adds a reliable delivery layer on top of UDP.
- Ted
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