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  1. We use OSSEC in a server/clients relationship. On the OSSEC server we send our logs over to our Splunk Server. I would think that you could do the same thing and send them to logstash/kibana.
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  3. <syslog_output>
  4. <server>192.168.7.23</server>
  5. <port>10002</port>
  6. </syslog_output>
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  8. We also send our network devices logs to rsyslog on the OSSEC server and then let ossec parse them as well:
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  10. <localfile>
  11. <log_format>syslog</log_format>
  12. <location>/var/log/rsyslog/514.devices.log</location>
  13. </localfile>
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  15. Thats from memory, it's been a while since I had to revisit our logic of them time ;)
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