Oracle 11.x log to remote syslog

Hello,
We are running Oracle 11.2.x DB on Solaris platform. Looking for a way to see if I can send alert log and listener log to a remote syslog server?
I know there are some other methods like Epilog and some other scripts that could be used, but wondering if there is a "built-in" method to accomplish this?
Thank you,

I am reasonably certain that there is no way to do this with standard DB facilities (that parameter Sybrand refers to is not relevant).
You can write your own pl/sql routines: perhaps a scheduled job that queries v$diag_alert_ext. Or you could go the external table route to read the logs. But almost certainly, I think you need to rely on external utilities to do this.
Edited by: JohnWatson on Apr 3, 2013 5:30 PM
And I should have added: you could of course buy the Audit Vault. But that is a non-trivial installation.

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