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c3s4rfred
May 23, 2024
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Hi, @Jeffzieee, the CISCO SWITCH integration needs to install, the linux agent or windows agent integration first, according to the OS where you are installing the agent. So, as the guide says, you must configure your cisco switch to send the logs through syslog to those ports, then install an agent, and, on the agent's machine, do the 2 and 3 steps. The platform in step 2 refers to the agent's machine (windows or supported linux). After selecting values (step 2) you will see a command to execute on the agent's machine that will enable the agent's module. |
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Hi, @Jeffzieee, the CISCO SWITCH integration needs to install, the linux agent or windows agent integration first, according to the OS where you are installing the agent. So, as the guide says, you must configure your cisco switch to send the logs through syslog to those ports, then install an agent, and, on the agent's machine, do the 2 and 3 steps. The platform in step 2 refers to the agent's machine (windows or supported linux). After selecting values (step 2) you will see a command to execute on the agent's machine that will enable the agent's module.
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