Hello,
I was wondering how to setup a rsyslog server to accept both TLS and non-TLS connection over TCP.
On the client side it is possible as all the relevant options are placed in the omfwd action itself. However, on the server side the options a located in the module, not in the input. So all the related inputs "inherit" the TLS setting from the module.
It there a way to split it?
The usecase:
I have system producing logs. Some of the systems are not capable of TLS.
I want to collect logs from all the clients so I need to open one port for incoming TLS connections and one for non-TLS at the same time.
I can imagine running separate rsyslog instance for TLS connections forwarding the traffing locally to instance with non-TLS or vice versa. But that's not really efficient solution.
Thanks,
Dalibor
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I was wondering how to setup a rsyslog server to accept both TLS and non-TLS connection over TCP.
On the client side it is possible as all the relevant options are placed in the omfwd action itself. However, on the server side the options a located in the module, not in the input. So all the related inputs "inherit" the TLS setting from the module.
It there a way to split it?
The usecase:
I have system producing logs. Some of the systems are not capable of TLS.
I want to collect logs from all the clients so I need to open one port for incoming TLS connections and one for non-TLS at the same time.
I can imagine running separate rsyslog instance for TLS connections forwarding the traffing locally to instance with non-TLS or vice versa. But that's not really efficient solution.
Thanks,
Dalibor
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