How to remotly get log of Repeater

[petoulachi]

Hi,

I've just install a repeater on my network to allow customers to have remote assistance.
This repeater is install on a server, not on my computer. When my customers connect on it, I have no issue to know what ID they have requested (and it is possible to know it when you have the repeater console).
So i'm trying to get this log remotly but I dont find any way to get them.

Any help/suggestion will be welcome

[electric]

Hi,

I've just install a repeater on my network to allow customers to have remote assistance.
This repeater is install on a server, not on my computer. When my customers connect on it, I have no issue to know what ID they have requested (and it is possible to know it when you have the repeater console).
So i'm trying to get this log remotly but I dont find any way to get them.

Any help/suggestion will be welcome

i use one linux repeater that logs using event messenger directly to syslog ant to port 2002 of some host (my win pc).
On that windows pc i run a windows syslog client

[bevtech]

I have uvnc installed on the computer that runs my repeater. So I can just remote view it and read the log file..

[Matts]

Hi,

I've just install a repeater on my network to allow customers to have remote assistance.
This repeater is install on a server, not on my computer. When my customers connect on it, I have no issue to know what ID they have requested (and it is possible to know it when you have the repeater console).
So i'm trying to get this log remotly but I dont find any way to get them.

Any help/suggestion will be welcome

i use one linux repeater that logs using event messenger directly to syslog ant to port 2002 of some host (my win pc).
On that windows pc i run a windows syslog client

On linux I see that only the incoming IP is not shown, so how will you ever connect to a known incoming connection ?

How would you connect to an incoming connection on a repeater anyhow ? I was not able to find that out, just pick an incoming request and chose to connect to it. Quite confusing.