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When receiving events, Cloud Email Gateway Protection stores the events in its database and forwards syslog messages to an external syslog server in a structured format, which allows third-party application integration.
The Syslog Settings screen is composed of the following tabs:
  • Syslog Forwarding: Specifies the mapping between syslog servers and different types of logs.
  • Syslog Server Profiles: Enables you to add, edit or delete syslog servers for syslog forwarding.
To ensure Cloud Email Gateway Protection can properly forward syslog messages, configure your firewall to accept connections from the following IP addresses or CIDR blocks:
  • North America, Latin America and Asia Pacific:
    18.208.22.64/26
    18.208.22.128/25
    18.188.9.192/26
    18.188.239.128/26
  • Europe and Africa:
    18.185.115.0/25
    18.185.115.128/26
    34.253.238.128/26
    34.253.238.192/26
  • Australia and New Zealand:
    13.238.202.0/25
    13.238.202.128/26
  • Japan:
    18.176.203.128/26
    18.176.203.192/26
    18.177.156.0/26
    18.177.156.64/26
    15.168.56.0/25
    15.168.49.64/26
    15.168.56.128/26
  • Singapore:
    13.213.174.128/25
    13.213.220.0/26
  • India:
    3.110.59.128/25
    3.110.71.192/26
  • Middle East (UAE):
    3.29.202.0/25
    3.29.194.192/26
Note
Note
Be aware that Cloud Email Gateway Protection keeps syslog messages for 7 days if your syslog server is unavailable. Messages older than 7 days will not be restored when your syslog server recovers.
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