For remote CLI you can use vMA or vCLI. Here is the example how to configure ESX host (10.10.1.71) to send logs remotely to syslog server listening on IP address 10.10.4.72 on tcp port 514.
First of all we have to instruct ESX where is the syslog server.
ESX firewall must be reconfigured to allow syslog traffic
If you want to test or troubleshoot syslog logging you can login to ESX host and use logger command to send test message to syslog.
First of all we have to instruct ESX where is the syslog server.
esxcli -s 10.10.1.71 -u root -p Passw0rd. system syslog config set --loghost='tcp://10.10.4.72:514'Then syslog service on ESX host must be restarted to accept configuration change.
esxcli -s 10.10.1.71 -u root -p Passw0rd. system syslog reload
ESX firewall must be reconfigured to allow syslog traffic
esxcli -s 10.10.1.71 -u root -p Passw0rd. network firewall ruleset set --ruleset-id=syslog --enabled=true
esxcli -s 10.10.1.71 -u root -p Passw0rd. network firewall refresh
If you want to test or troubleshoot syslog logging you can login to ESX host and use logger command to send test message to syslog.
logger "Test syslog over network"
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