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 +If you're acting as a Federation then we need your logs sent to us. If you're an Individual organisation then it's not necessary as we see all the traffic on our NRPS.
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 Configuring F-TICKS for FreeRADIUS is as simple as adding an extra module file and restarting FR. This is an [[siteadmin:basic_freeradius_orps_configuration#mods-available-_govroam_logs|F-TICKS code fragment]] which should work and be of the right format.  Configuring F-TICKS for FreeRADIUS is as simple as adding an extra module file and restarting FR. This is an [[siteadmin:basic_freeradius_orps_configuration#mods-available-_govroam_logs|F-TICKS code fragment]] which should work and be of the right format. 
  
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 To send the F-TICKS to Jisc your syslog configuration will need to be able to identify the right messages and know where to send them. To send the F-TICKS to Jisc your syslog configuration will need to be able to identify the right messages and know where to send them.
  
-Destination: utilities.govroam.uk, port 514. +Destination: utilities.govroam.uk, port 514/TCP. 
  
 An easy way to identify the messages would be to look for 'F-TICKS' in the message.  An easy way to identify the messages would be to look for 'F-TICKS' in the message. 
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