Capture syslog from your devices once, and distribute it to every application that needs it: SIEM, monitoring tools, SOC.. With end-to-end TLS.
and forwarding is enabled or disabled on any server, without leaving your desk.
system-agnostic: receive and forward syslog across Linux, Windows, macOS, Android and network devices, whatever the source.
management, live diagnostics and historical metrics in a single console.
It means lost visibility, alerts that never reach your SIEM, SOC or monitoring tool, and hours of troubleshooting without knowing whether the problem is the device, the network or the destination.
Checking, device by device, whether a log was sent correctly, whether it reached its destination, or was lost along the way, consumes time that should go toward productive work, not guesswork.
It doesn't alert anyone. You only find out once there's already a problem — and when you go looking for the information, it simply isn't there: the damage is already done.
Configuring forwarding device by device doesn't scale once there are dozens or hundreds of machines on the network.
Without seeing the real traffic, every "why didn't this log arrive?" turns into hours of blind investigation, with not a single lead to start from.
Total integrity: SIEM, monitoring systems, compliance or any other tool that consumes syslog receive their copy, in parallel, with no modifications to the original packet.
A centralised console to view, deploy and diagnose every syslog packet forwarding process in your organisation.
Deploy, update and remove the forwarding service remotely from the console, with no physical access to each server.
Rolls out in minutes and works alongside your existing infrastructure, with no lengthy projects or operational friction.
Audit trail of actions taken from the console: deployments, configuration changes, diagnostics enabled.
The IT team deploys and manages forwarding remotely, with no need for remote server sessions or site visits.
No. It sits between the sources generating syslog and your SIEM or collector, ensuring traffic arrives reliably, with centralised visibility and control.
No. Forwarding is deployed, updated and removed remotely from the management console.
Deployment completes in minutes from the console, with no lengthy implementation projects.
Yes. Each source supports multiple configurable destinations, with priority between them and optional TLS encryption on each.
The console shows the real status of each server, not just whether the service has started, to catch silent stalls or crashes earlier.
You can trigger a live traffic capture on the affected server, filter by source, protocol or content, and see exactly what's being received and forwarded.
A simple, predictable annual subscription based on the number of servers with active forwarding. The licence includes updates and technical support as agreed in the contract.
