ISE Guest create/delete logging into remote syslog

Hello,
I'm trying to setup guest action (creation, deletion, suspend) logging to remote syslog. I created remote logging target and set this target to Guest logging category with info priority. But I don't receive any messages when Sponsor creates or delete guest account.
By the message catalog, these messages should be in Guest category with severity info.
Does anyone know whats wrong? ISE version is 1.2 Patch 5.
Thanks
Jiri
I'm attaching picture of configuration:

Hello,
thank you for the reply. The port is opened it's syslog server also for other devices. I tried to change facility to LOCAL6, but its the same. I only receive this message when I suspend or delete guest user:
Jan 9 12:59:16 ise-demo-pri CISE_Guest 0000000838 1 0 2014-01-09 12:59:16.569 +01:00 0000085231 86028 INFO Guest: Successfully performed CoA termination(s) for a deleted guest or a suspended guest, ConfigVersionId=35,
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