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<H2>SLOP Help: adding a log server</H2>
<H3>How to get to this page:</H3>
<UL>
   <LI> Login to SLOP using an account with administrator privledges
   <LI> Once logged in, select one of your Checkpoint Firewall-1 objects
        to work with
   <LI> After you have selected an object and are in the main interface,
        click the <B>Administration page</B> link under the Internet
        Security banner.  If you do not see this link, you are not
        logged in with an administrator account.
   <LI> On the administration page, click the "Add log server" link.
</UL>

<H3>Adding a log server:</H3>

This is a fairly simple process.  Complete the following fields:
<UL>
   <LI> <B>Server name</B>: Name or nickname of the logging server for
        future identification
   <LI> <B>Hostname</B>: IP address or fully qualified domain name of
        the logging server that SLOP can use to connect to the server
   <LI> <B>Username</B>: Username that SLOP can use to login to the
        server
   <LI> <B>Password</B>: Preferrably you can configure ssh on the server
        running SLOP to communicate with the logging server using
        public/private keys without passwords (see manpage for
        ssh-keygen).  If you can\'t do this, enter a password here so
        the user running your slop perl scripts can login to the logging
        server.
</UL>
When the form has been filled out, click the "Add Log Server" button.
As with the other forms, try to not use characters that could be escapes
or wildcards (*/\$%@&).  
<P> 
After submitting the form, SLOP will verify the information is acceptable
and notify you of success or failure.