Title
A Prioritized Retransmission Mechanism for Reliable and Efficient Delivery of Syslog Messages
Abstract
Summary form only given. Logs generated by operating systems and application programs provide important information to a network administrator. Logs are used for various purposes including security management, audit, and forensics of intranet. To use logs for such purposes, it is important that logs are reliably retrieved from hosts in the intranet. But the syslog protocol which is widely used for network logging does not meet this requirement. Thus, the use of TCP for improving the reliability is being standardized at the IETF. However, TCP is not effective for providing the reliability in terms of cost and delay. In this paper, we examine the issues and requirements of network logging based on experiments in a real network environment and point out problems of TCP. Then we propose an efficient mechanism for the reliable delivery of syslog messages and validate its effectiveness thorough NS-2 simulations.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1109/CNSR.2009.33
Moncton, NB
Keywords
Field
DocType
security management,prioritized retransmission mechanism,ns-2 simulation,real network environment,efficient delivery,efficient mechanism,network administrator,thesyslog protocol,syslog messages,reliable delivery,application program,important information,syslog message,operating system,auditing,tcp,forensics,syslog,reliability,communication networks,reliability engineering,protocols,transport protocols,audit,logging,internet,data mining,information security,network management,operating systems,security
Telecommunications network,Retransmission,Computer science,Intranet,Computer network,Information security,Network administrator,Network management,Security management,syslog
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
978-0-7695-3649-1
3
0.48
References 
Authors
2
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Hiroshi Tsunoda1557.04
Takafumi Maruyama230.82
Kohei Ohta3729.20
Yuji Waizumi4375.86
Glenn Mansfield-Keeni5348.44
Yoshiaki Nemoto692070.38