I was recently asked if it was possible to forward vCenter Server logs to a regular syslog server and if so, how difficult would it be to setup? I had researched this topic several years back, but did not find an ideal solution as vCenter Server was only available on the Windows platform and vCenter Server itself did not provide any syslogging capabilities. I will also be presenting at #NotSupported which will take place on Wednesday 8/29, so be sure to come check out my session as well as Duncan Epping's session from 1-3pm or even coming by and just saying hello.įor more details about #NotSupported sessions, including the vBrownBags which will also be taking place in the VMware Community Lounge, take a look at the schedule here. I enjoy pushing the boundaries of VMware's products and it will be great to meet other people who also enjoy doing the same. I am really glad Randy pushed for this event this year, as this is like a dream come for myself as I tend to walk on the " Not Supported" road quite frequently for those who know me well. This can include installing ESXi on not supported white box configurations, to running nested ESXi for home lab environments.
on some of the neat and cool things people have done with VMware technologies that may not be " officially supported". Randy's idea was to put together an event where people from all around could share tips/tricks, best practices, etc. The concept of this event was thought of by no other than Randy Keener, who works in TechOps at VMware. There is going to so much awesomeness at this year's VMworld, but one new event that I am most excited for this year is the #NotSupported Sessions which will be held at the VMware Community Lounge.
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