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- [Instructor] Kiwi is a Windows-based Syslog Server.

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You can download Kiwi by visiting the Kiwi website here

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and clicking on download free trial.

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Here, you can see what Kiwi Syslog Server looks like.

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Do you see the stored messages forwarded by the Syslog

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engine service?

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Check out all the log messages

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referring to the snore intrusion detection system.

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Let's take a look at how our Kiwi Syslog Server

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is configured.

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Select file.

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Choose set up,

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and select UDP.

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The Kiwi Syslog Server

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is configured to receive its log messages

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on UDP port 514.

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You're now able to forward the alerts

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from the snore intrusion detection system

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all the way to the centralized Kiwi Syslog Server.

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Well done.