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Configuring SSH for External Audit Log Connections
This topic describes how to set up a secure connection to a remote log server. On an external syslog server, use the ssh syslog-mon@ -s netconf command to indicate that syslog messages are encrypted.
- Before you begin, log in with your root account to an SRX Series device running Junos OS Release 12.1X44-D15.
 | Note: You can enter the configuration commands in any order and commit all the commands at once. |
To configure SSH for external audit log connections:
- Specify the set of permitted operations for the login
class.[edit system login]root@host#set class monitor permissions trace
- Specify the username of the login class.[edit system login]root@host#set user syslog-mon class monitor
- Specify the authentication method for the login class.[edit system login]root@host#set user syslog-mon authentication encrypted-password audiTAdmin@jnpr
- Specify the file in which to log the system logs data.[edit system]root@host#set syslog file syslog any any
- Configure the device to allow NETCONF connections over
SSH.[edit]root@host#set system services netconf ssh
