Hi Christian,
Not directly, no. That is, currently no option to print the syslog events to a local file, it must go to a syslog server.
I can see two options:
1. Send to a syslog server that lets you print the events to file. VisualSysLog lets you do this (it's meant for Syslog testing)
2. Monitor the Event Log as Events are the same.
Can I ask on the use-case for outputtting to a local file?
Not directly, no. That is, currently no option to print the syslog events to a local file, it must go to a syslog server.
I can see two options:
1. Send to a syslog server that lets you print the events to file. VisualSysLog lets you do this (it's meant for Syslog testing)
2. Monitor the Event Log as Events are the same.
Can I ask on the use-case for outputtting to a local file?
Statistics: Posted by david.domask — Jul 03, 2025 7:44 am
