Port 514 UDP
Syslog - Message logging transport
Syslog uses UDP port 514, to provide delivery of messages and logs to a remote server for analysis or longer term centralised storage.
Syslog is a commonly used protocol within Unix-based systems and networking devices, the basis of the protocol is to allow one or more systems to send a copy of their text-based logs via a network to a Syslog server.
As Syslog uses UDP, it provides a very quick and simple delivery method, however, there is also no guarantee or acknowledgement of delivery between the Syslog server and Syslog client.
The protocol is particularly useful when managing a number of servers or networking devices, as their administrative logs can be output and centralised on a Syslog server, for longer term log storage but also searching and alerting based on specific logs or events.
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