Hello
I have problem with remote syslog (receiver) server, actulay it’s orion solarwinds network performance monitor that worx fine with other devices on my network, but i cannot receive data from MikroTik device… i setted up all the things correctly.
My MikroTik device is version 2.9.6
Anyone can help?
Hai fren...
welcome, and in this first time is better you will update version... 
my syslog is ok by remotely
Okay i have upgraded to latest version 2.9.46 still not working, i have looked up where is the error.. but found nothing…
…and you have configured your logs to be sent to the remote system?
System > Logs > Rules (Action: Remote)
Yes indeed
Look @ this screenshot
And the rules are pointing to the Remote?
[stunt@Main] > system logging pr
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid
0 info memory
1 error remote
2 warning remote
3 critical remote
4 firewall remote
Yes in this case...
[root@router] > system logging print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid
0 info memory
1 error remote
2 warning memory
3 critical remote
4 pppoe remote
5 notification memory
6 dhcp memory
7 ddns memory
[root@router] >
I’m having the exact same problem with my ROS 2.9.45…
Sorry, I don’t know what else could it be. 
Someone know’s how to fix this issue… I spend 3 days thinking and trying… but still without progres
I have the same problem of your, and i can’t explain that! i’ve configured out info logging to be sended towards my syslog server. My login and logout are logged in syslog-ng. But when i set system messages to be logged out nothing appears!!
I think it is a bug and i hope someone will help us…
Paolo
Same problem.
I want to log pppoe logins and logouts. I set remote loging but I do not receive nothing on the syslog server.
If you set PPPoE logs to save in memory, do you get information at log print ?
Yes, I get log in memory, but nothing on Syslog server.
I’m using PortPeeker for listening. Also I’m developing my syslog server (Delphi).
Use torch or packet sniffer (in torch you may want to increase the time), and see if its actually sending syslog packets out.
remote logging works for us, but instead of using the remote action, we make a new action and use that. It shouldn’t make any difference that I can think of, but you could give it a try.
I assume syslog packets are not firewalled or otherwise blocked between the RouterOS device and your syslog server?
Hmmm !@#$^&&%^%#@!
My MikroTik device is 10.10.10.1 and the syslog collector is 10.10.10.10
Look at this screenshot.
Upgrade your router to 2.9.46 version.
Make sure that Syslog server is accepting data correctly.