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17 changes: 10 additions & 7 deletions content/admin/org_settings/ServerDefaults.md
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Expand Up @@ -66,13 +66,16 @@ Go to the **User menu > Organization Settings > Servers tab** to start setting u
* Check the box to **Enable bot blocking**.

* Check the box to **Enable output of Protect events to Syslog**.
* Enter the **IP Address** and **Port** in the given fields. Use the dropdown menu to chose the **Facility**.
* Click on the event severity badges, and use the dropdown menu to choose a message **Severity** level for each one. The defaults are:
* **1 - Alert** for Exploited
* **4 - Warning** for Blocked
* **5 - Notice** for Probed

<a href="assets/images/Server-default-syslog.png" rel="lightbox" title="Configure output to Syslog"><img class="thumbnail" src="assets/images/Server-default-syslog.png"/></a>
* Enter the **Syslog Server Host**.
* Use the dropdown menu to choose the **Protocol**. Options include **UDP**, **TCP**, and **TCP + TLS**.
* Enter the **Port**.
* Use the dropdown menu to choose the **Facility**.
* Use the dropdown menus to choose the **Syslog Message Severity** level for each attack event result. The defaults are:
* **1 - Alert** for Exploited
* **2 - Warning** for Suspicious
* **4 - Warning** for Probed
* **5 - Notice** for Blocked
* **5 - Notice** for Blocked (P)

* Check the box to **Automatically apply Protect licenses to new servers**.

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15 changes: 14 additions & 1 deletion content/user/servers/OutputtoSyslog.md
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<a href="assets/images/Server-settings-grid.png" rel="lightbox" title="Enable Syslog for a server in Server Settings"><img class="thumbnail" src="assets/images/Server-settings-grid.png"/></a>

In the **Server Settings** dialog, check the box to **Enable output of Protect events to Syslog**. If Syslog defaults have been set for the server environment in **Organization Settings**, the values are prepopulated in the fields that appear. Once you save the settings, Syslog is enabled on the server.
In the **Server Settings** dialog, check the box to **Enable output of Protect events to Syslog**. Complete the following steps to configure output.

1. Enter the **Syslog Server Host**.
2. Use the dropdown menu to choose the **Protocol**. Options include **UDP**, **TCP**, and **TCP + TLS**.
3. Enter the **Port**.
4. Use the dropdown menu to choose the **Facility**.
5. Use the dropdown menus to choose the **Syslog Message Severity** level for each attack event result. The defaults are:
* **1 - Alert** for Exploited
* **2 - Warning** for Suspicious
* **4 - Warning** for Probed
* **5 - Notice** for Blocked
* **5 - Notice** for Blocked (P)

If Syslog defaults have been set for the server environment in **Organization Settings** at the time of server creation, then the values are prepopulated in the fields that appear. Once you save the settings, Syslog is enabled on the server.

### Multiple servers

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