ISE and Prime Integration

Dear All,
I have ISE nodes in distributed environment.
1) Added PRI & SEC Monitoring node in Prime under Administration --> Servers -->ISE Servers. 
By doing this i am getting ISE reports under Reports Launch Pad.
2) On ISE Administration --> System --> Logging --> Remote Logging Targets (Prime <IP address>, Port: 514, Facility:Local 6, Target Type: UDP syslog)
But i am unable to get any ISE syslog on the prime.
Can anyone tell me how to see the syslogs of ISE in Prime ? 

Thanks for your reply.
I have added third party syslog ip address on ISE as Remote logging. But i am not receiving AAA Passed/Failed logs whereas other system logs are being received. 
Having Local 6 as facility code. any help?

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