Syslog Test Message Utility Download [Mac/Win] [Updated-2022]
Send UDP messages to any Syslog server: the source host, the message ID, the level and the content.
Go to System -> Options -> Log Window and select the Syslog server to send messages.
You can select the Syslog server from the dropdown menu on the left side.
Add more servers by clicking the "Add Server" button.
Add the message ID and your message content: just type a unique message ID and the text of the message content.
Send the message to the Syslog server with the required parameters and click the "Send" button.
Features:
Ability to use configurable message ID.
Simple and intuitive GUI.
Synchronous and asynchronous task.
Sender's IP address and hostname.
Test messages with standard message IDs in the Syslog server.
Can be used to test your message ID server.
Can be used to send test messages to remote Syslog servers.
Supported protocols: UDP, TCP and UUCP.
Can be used with any Syslog system.
Support Unicode and non-Unicode charsets, see Configurability.
Can be used for testing syslog servers.
Simple, intuitive, configurable GUI, no setup required.
Configurable message ID to use.
Support custom Syslog formats.
Simple and flexible to use, configurable.
Can be used for test messages to a Syslog server.
Can be used for sending test messages to remote Syslog servers.
Supported protocols: UDP, TCP and UUCP.
Can be used with any Syslog system.
Can be used for testing or sending test messages to a remote syslog server.
Simple, intuitive, configurable GUI, no setup required.
Support Unicode and non-Unicode charsets, see Configurability.
Can be used for test messages to a Syslog server.
Can be used for sending test messages to remote Syslog servers.
Supported protocols: UDP, TCP and UUCP.
Can be used with any Syslog system.
Simple, intuitive, configurable GUI, no setup required.
Configurable message ID to use.
Support custom Syslog formats.
Simple and flexible to use, configurable.
Syslog Test Message Utility Crack Activation Free Download (Final 2022)
Syslog Test Message Utility is a handy and reliable application designed to help you send UDP messages to any Syslog server.
The usage is simple: just configure the server connection details, the message ID, level and content, the source host, the process ID and let the application do the rest.
You can use the application as a messenger that delivers a message to a remote computer.
For example, you can send an error message to a remote Linux system.
After receiving the UDP message, the remote Linux system will use the syslog facility and message ID and the log information will be displayed in the log window.
You can also use the application as a Syslog proxy, by configuring the Syslog proxy server details, when connecting to a remote Syslog server, the application will take the message ID, level and content from the input message and forward these message to the server.
You can also configure the application to send UDP messages to remote UDP servers, such as a TFTP server, a SMTP server, SSH server, etc.
The source host can also be configured, you can send a message from a host to a remote IP address or to all the hosts in the same subnet.
You can also configure the application to send UDP messages to a remote Syslog server using the SO_REUSEPORT socket option.
The application also supports NAT. It can forward the message through a NAT router.
Version 1.1 of the application has been released. The new features are : Remote syslog servers, remote UDP servers, remote Syslog servers, proxy servers, remote Syslog servers using SO_REUSEPORT socket option.
What's New in Syslog Test Message Utility:
Syslog Test Message Utility version 1.1 is an advanced version of the application.
The new features are : Remote syslog servers, remote UDP servers, remote Syslog servers, proxy servers, remote Syslog servers using SO_REUSEPORT socket option.
* Remote syslog server can be configured by adding a new host and TCP/UDP port.
* Remote UDP server can be configured by adding a new host and TCP/UDP port.
* Remote Syslog server can be configured by adding a new host and TCP/UDP port.
* Proxy servers can be configured by adding a new proxy host, TCP/UDP port and a new host name.
* Remote Syslog server using
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