Open the Windows Task Manager and click the Process tab.In the following example, the process ID is 11344. Verify that no other service is using port 514Ī list of active ports and the ID of the process that is bound to them is displayed.įind the UDP port that ends in 514 and note the corresponding process ID. Verify that Listen for UPD is selected, and the port is 514.ģ. Verify that Kiwi Syslog Server is configured to listen for UDP messages on port 514 If the service is Stopped or Not Responding, select Managed > Start the Syslogd service.Ģ.The lower-left corner of the console window shows one of the following states: Uninstalled, Running, Stopped, or Not Responding. From the console, select Manage > Show the Syslogd service state.Verify that the Syslogd service is running If Kiwi Syslog Server does not display the test message 1. If the message is displayed, continue with If Kiwi Syslog Server displays the test message, but not other messages. If the test message is not displayed, continue with If Kiwi Syslog Server does not display the test message. The test message can help you determine where to focus your troubleshooting efforts.įrom the Kiwi Syslog Service Manager console, select File > Send test message to local host.
Send a test message to Kiwi Syslog Server If you have configured devices to send messages but Kiwi Syslog Server does not receive them, use the following troubleshooting tips to resolve the problem.įor more information, you can check out the SolarWinds Academy and watch our video Troubleshooting 'Not Receiving Messages'.
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