Hello,
it might sound funny, but this is actually a not-easy-to-solve problem. Checkpoint does not support syslog natively. I also do not have the details on how to do it, but I know others have done it already. The basic idea is as such:
Checkpoint seems to provide a way to write all messages to a text file. Configure it so that it does. Then, run a logger tool (e.g.
http://www.monitorware.com/logger/ ) against this text file and instruct logger to forward the text lines to the syslog server. If your system is windows-based, you can also run
http://www.mwagent.com/ on it and use MonitorWare Agent's text file monitor.
I hope that helps at least a bit....
Rainer
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