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> syslog uses UDP port 514. You'll need to make sure that barney
> can send out on UDP/514 and andy can receive in on UDP/514 and
> that any firewall lets the packets through..

Oops! What I meant to say was:

"..any firewall *between the two machines* lets the packets through.."

Silly me


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