Besides a comport setting difference (which isn't relevant) I can't see a difference. The right hand side is the one that works.

Yeah this is bread and butter for config management tools. You'd either use a template for the config or the lineinfile module for Ansible. Your template would have something like this: PermitRootLogin {{ root_login_enabled }} In it and then you can control which servers allow root login with the root_login_enabled variable.

@DustinB3403 said in NXLog and Windows for Graylog: @flaxking said in NXLog and Windows for Graylog: When I was playing with graylog, I was using Beats Care to elaborate? Flexible and made to work with different solutions https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/beats/filebeat/current/filebeat-overview.html https://logz.io/blog/filebeat-tutorial/

I got it from here brew install macosvpn sudo macosvpn create --l2tp Atlantic --endpoint atlantic.example.com --username ' ' --password ' ' --shared-secret s3same You can provide ' ' for both the username and password, this allows any user to fill in as required.