We are using IIQ 8.3p3 and wanted to get the IIQ syslogs in GoogleChronicle
I have added below details in log4j2.properties file but it is not displaying syslogs in chronicle.
Hi @sanofip
Check if you’ve added the syslog appender to the root logger in log4j2.properties and make sure to reloaded log4j2.properties file in Debug-Reload Logging Configuration, after updating.
Hi @saiprashanth88
Thanks for quick response,
I have added only above entries in log4j2.properties file.
Can you please let me know what entries should add in root logger?
Reload or restart IIQ to apply changes:
After saving log4j2.properties, go to the IIQ Debug > Logging page and click Reload Logging Configuration. This forces IdentityIQ to re-read the Log4j2 config without restarting the JVM. Verify there are no errors on the Debug page and that the new settings are active. (Alternatively, restart the IIQ application server.)
Verify Chronicle forwarder and network:
Ensure your Google Chronicle forwarder is running and listening on the specified port. Check that the host and port in your appender match the forwarder’s settings. Also check network connectivity – for example, from the IIQ machine run telnet <CHRONICLE_IP> or nc -vz <CHRONICLE_IP> to ensure the port is reachable.
If there are firewalls or ACLs, open the port. Chronicle’s docs suggest that syslog traffic can be forwarded like @@forwarder_host:10514 (TCP) or @forwarder_host:10514 (UDP)
Google Chronicle expects logs in RFC5424 format via syslog (typically via the Forwarder agent). Check:
The forwarder config (on the server sending to Chronicle).
That it’s forwarding to Chronicle and not blocking your IIQ server.