On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 09:14:17 +0500, Muhammad Asif wrote:
> Everything is fine with TCP but problem with UDP. we we use following
> command we receive response OK.
> nmap -p 514 -sU -P0 172.20.16.81 But when we check weather port is
> listening by using
> netstat -at | grep syslog or netstat -at | grep rsyslog or netstat -at |
> grep 514
> there is nothing.
Assuming you are running the netstat command directly on the
172.20.16.81 server, and that rsyslog is not using TCP on that machine,
then your problem is probably that netstat's "-t" option limits the
listing to TCP ports.
Mostly likely, you want to use something like
netstat -au | grep syslog
or
netstat -anu | grep 514
Nathan
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