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Saving router log to NAS

wexfordman · 2007-02-27 17:36:47

Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to save my router log (a linksys) to a nas attatched to my local network ? I know I can use logger software installed on a pc, but this generally requires the pc to be turned on, and even then will only log to the pc hard drive and not my NAS. I am looking to run a server of my BB long…

27-02-2007 06:36PM

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wexfordman

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Hi,

I am wondering if it is possible to save my router log (a linksys) to a nas attatched to my local network ? I know I can use logger software installed on a pc, but this generally requires the pc to be turned on, and even then will only log to the pc hard drive and not my NAS.

I am looking to run a server of my BB long term (very low traffic, just for my own use for home automation stuff etc), but want to be able to log what is happening with regards people trying to get into my network from outside etc.

Wexfordman

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#2 28-02-2007 09:46AM

Snowbat

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If your nas has a syslog daemon that can be configured to log messages from remote hosts (a feature you might see in a nas that runs Linux), it is possible.

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