Did you try adding the host route yet? I'm pretty sure I tested this 
once and was successful in getting syslog through the tunnel.

Man, I need to learn to document better....   :)

dave


Chet wrote:

>Yeah we found that it will work from the outside. I am using syslog-ng on
>the syslog box and it works for everything nicely on the internal network.
>Just thought it would be cool to use the IPSec tunnel, plus adds a layer of
>security.
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>From: Curt Shaffer <curt at chilitech dot net>
>To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
>Subject: [m0n0wall] IPSec tunnel and remote syslogging
>Date: 12/04/04 19:43
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>>make sure that your ps aux | grep syslog shows syslogd -m 0 -r. If the
>>-r is not there you will need to add it in /etc/sysconfig/syslog file(
>>on redhat type systems) then add where you want them in the
>>syslog.conf. Works great!
>>Also you need to use the external IP and nat it to the syslog server
>>from what I have found.
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>>Curt Shaffer
>>Wireless/Network Specialist
>>Chilitech Internet Solutions
>>www.chilitech.com
>>1-800-866-chili
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