Behavior of MR device when syslog server become unreachable

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paulinster
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Behavior of MR device when syslog server become unreachable

Hi, we're in process to setup syslog server to received logs from our MR devices. We would preferably would have a centralized syslog, however because we have MR device at different locations, one point that was raise, is how would MR device handle a situation that syslog server become unreachable? 

 

Would logs store locally on the device and then forwarded to the syslog server ? 

Would latency beetween MR and syslog server cause issues?  

Can there be an impact to end user's experiencing on wireless? 

 

Thanx! 

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KarstenI
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Syslog is by default "fire and forget". There is no impact if the server is not available, and I didn't see any impact at all.

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KarstenI
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Syslog is by default "fire and forget". There is no impact if the server is not available, and I didn't see any impact at all.

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cmr
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Adding to what @KarstenI said, if the syslog server is offline then the message will most likely be lost.

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pdeleuw
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The AP is not aware of the syslog server and it's reachability.

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