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Log ethernet in lan [on hold]
Log analysis softwarePortforwarding on LANwhere is /var/log/messagesAccess Log TimespanRotating a log with date includedLocal device DNS thinks I am in the wrong countryCreate custom log ubuntuCan't Connect Ubuntu Over VPN on VirtualBox, But CAN Connect Debianupgrading Ubuntu 18.04 to Debian/Unstable (amd64) on Dell 7920 workstationrevising log files
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It is planned to install a clean ubuntu server 18.04 on a machine with two network cards. One card will receive internet from the provider. The second is the local network through which users will access the Internet. It is required to keep logs - who visited which sites. It would be great if I could see the mac address of the device in the logs. I read about tcpdump and tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e to display data with a mac-address. But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
On another machine, I have mysql. There I enabled logging of all queries to the database. And the most pleasant thing - the logs are automatically broken by days and automatically archived. I wish it were here too.
Whatever it was, you need to quickly and easily set up logging in the easiest way. We just need logs. Even without mac addresses.
What can be used?
ubuntu logs
asked 2 days ago
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It is planned to install a clean ubuntu server 18.04 on a machine with two network cards. One card will receive internet from the provider. The second is the local network through which users will access the Internet. It is required to keep logs - who visited which sites. It would be great if I could see the mac address of the device in the logs. I read about tcpdump and tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e to display data with a mac-address. But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
On another machine, I have mysql. There I enabled logging of all queries to the database. And the most pleasant thing - the logs are automatically broken by days and automatically archived. I wish it were here too.
Whatever it was, you need to quickly and easily set up logging in the easiest way. We just need logs. Even without mac addresses.
What can be used?
ubuntu logs
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
put on hold as too broad by Rui F Ribeiro, Toby Speight, Mr Shunz, nwildner, Haxiel yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Please make concise and objective questions, and if possible one of a time. I honestly doubt it is on-topic asking lenghty tutorials/step-by step instructions. There are whole books about those subjects.
– Rui F Ribeiro
2 days ago
I think you should try any Opensource Firewall like pfSense, Endian, etc. You will have a stash of tools configured there that will allow you to audit a good range of protocols. The task you are asking here is simply impossible to be done with one tool alone(tcpdump) and as Rui already said, will create a lengthy tutorial to create a full setup of all tools.
– nwildner
2 days ago
add a comment |
It is planned to install a clean ubuntu server 18.04 on a machine with two network cards. One card will receive internet from the provider. The second is the local network through which users will access the Internet. It is required to keep logs - who visited which sites. It would be great if I could see the mac address of the device in the logs. I read about tcpdump and tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e to display data with a mac-address. But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
On another machine, I have mysql. There I enabled logging of all queries to the database. And the most pleasant thing - the logs are automatically broken by days and automatically archived. I wish it were here too.
Whatever it was, you need to quickly and easily set up logging in the easiest way. We just need logs. Even without mac addresses.
What can be used?
ubuntu logs
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
It is planned to install a clean ubuntu server 18.04 on a machine with two network cards. One card will receive internet from the provider. The second is the local network through which users will access the Internet. It is required to keep logs - who visited which sites. It would be great if I could see the mac address of the device in the logs. I read about tcpdump and tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e to display data with a mac-address. But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
On another machine, I have mysql. There I enabled logging of all queries to the database. And the most pleasant thing - the logs are automatically broken by days and automatically archived. I wish it were here too.
Whatever it was, you need to quickly and easily set up logging in the easiest way. We just need logs. Even without mac addresses.
What can be used?
ubuntu logs
ubuntu logs
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
edited 2 days ago
n.osennij
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
asked 2 days ago
n.osennijn.osennij
1055
1055
put on hold as too broad by Rui F Ribeiro, Toby Speight, Mr Shunz, nwildner, Haxiel yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as too broad by Rui F Ribeiro, Toby Speight, Mr Shunz, nwildner, Haxiel yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Please make concise and objective questions, and if possible one of a time. I honestly doubt it is on-topic asking lenghty tutorials/step-by step instructions. There are whole books about those subjects.
– Rui F Ribeiro
2 days ago
I think you should try any Opensource Firewall like pfSense, Endian, etc. You will have a stash of tools configured there that will allow you to audit a good range of protocols. The task you are asking here is simply impossible to be done with one tool alone(tcpdump) and as Rui already said, will create a lengthy tutorial to create a full setup of all tools.
– nwildner
2 days ago
add a comment |
Please make concise and objective questions, and if possible one of a time. I honestly doubt it is on-topic asking lenghty tutorials/step-by step instructions. There are whole books about those subjects.
– Rui F Ribeiro
2 days ago
I think you should try any Opensource Firewall like pfSense, Endian, etc. You will have a stash of tools configured there that will allow you to audit a good range of protocols. The task you are asking here is simply impossible to be done with one tool alone(tcpdump) and as Rui already said, will create a lengthy tutorial to create a full setup of all tools.
– nwildner
2 days ago
Please make concise and objective questions, and if possible one of a time. I honestly doubt it is on-topic asking lenghty tutorials/step-by step instructions. There are whole books about those subjects.
– Rui F Ribeiro
2 days ago
Please make concise and objective questions, and if possible one of a time. I honestly doubt it is on-topic asking lenghty tutorials/step-by step instructions. There are whole books about those subjects.
– Rui F Ribeiro
2 days ago
I think you should try any Opensource Firewall like pfSense, Endian, etc. You will have a stash of tools configured there that will allow you to audit a good range of protocols. The task you are asking here is simply impossible to be done with one tool alone(
tcpdump) and as Rui already said, will create a lengthy tutorial to create a full setup of all tools.– nwildner
2 days ago
I think you should try any Opensource Firewall like pfSense, Endian, etc. You will have a stash of tools configured there that will allow you to audit a good range of protocols. The task you are asking here is simply impossible to be done with one tool alone(
tcpdump) and as Rui already said, will create a lengthy tutorial to create a full setup of all tools.– nwildner
2 days ago
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But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
If you want to keep tcpdump running in the background and write to a log file, you can do something like
tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e > /path/to/log.txt 2>&1 &
Keep in mind there will be a lot of lines so apply filters as required.
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
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it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
If you want to keep tcpdump running in the background and write to a log file, you can do something like
tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e > /path/to/log.txt 2>&1 &
Keep in mind there will be a lot of lines so apply filters as required.
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
add a comment |
But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
If you want to keep tcpdump running in the background and write to a log file, you can do something like
tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e > /path/to/log.txt 2>&1 &
Keep in mind there will be a lot of lines so apply filters as required.
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
add a comment |
But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
If you want to keep tcpdump running in the background and write to a log file, you can do something like
tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e > /path/to/log.txt 2>&1 &
Keep in mind there will be a lot of lines so apply filters as required.
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
But I can’t find anywhere else information on how to leave tcpdump working as a service. Logging should be kept constantly.
If you want to keep tcpdump running in the background and write to a log file, you can do something like
tcpdump -i INTERFACENAME -e > /path/to/log.txt 2>&1 &
Keep in mind there will be a lot of lines so apply filters as required.
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
answered 2 days ago
user2248259user2248259
515
515
it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
add a comment |
it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
it will works after reboot?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
Add it as a startup script if you would like stackoverflow.com/a/29247942/2248259
– user2248259
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
fine. last question - how can I auto save logs by days. tooday - /path/to/log-2019-04-04.txt, tomorrow - /path/to/log-2019-04-05.txt and etc.?
– n.osennij
2 days ago
add a comment |
Please make concise and objective questions, and if possible one of a time. I honestly doubt it is on-topic asking lenghty tutorials/step-by step instructions. There are whole books about those subjects.
– Rui F Ribeiro
2 days ago
I think you should try any Opensource Firewall like pfSense, Endian, etc. You will have a stash of tools configured there that will allow you to audit a good range of protocols. The task you are asking here is simply impossible to be done with one tool alone(
tcpdump) and as Rui already said, will create a lengthy tutorial to create a full setup of all tools.– nwildner
2 days ago