Redhat Overall review 1 record SYSTEMD log entry rsyslogd Configure logging directives

Show all SYSTEMD log entries recorded in the/home/student/systemdreview.txt file between 9:05:00 and 9:15:00

# echo "Journalctl--since 9:05:00--until 9:15:00" >/home/student/systemdreview.txt

Add instructions in the/etc/rsyslog.d/auth-errors.conf configuration file to log Authpriv.alert syslog messages to the/var/log/auth-errors file

# echo "Authpriv.alert/var/log/auth-errors" >/etc/rsyslog.d/auth-errors.conf

Restart Rsyslog Service

# systemctl Restart Rsyslog

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The following is a test of whether the above settings were successful.

Use: Logger to create a new log record in/var/log/auth-errors

# logger-p Authpriv.alert "Logging test Authpriv.alert"

Verify that the above record is logged in the/var/log/auth-errors system log file

# tail/var/log/auth-errors

My experiment:

Redhat Overall review 1 record SYSTEMD log entry rsyslogd Configure logging directives