Which system does not natively support syslog events?

Windows desktop systems do not natively support syslog events, as they typically utilize the Windows Event Log for logging system, security, and application events. Syslog is a standard protocol used primarily by UNIX-like operating systems to send and receive log messages over a network to a centralized server. While Windows can be configured to support syslog through third-party tools or software, it does not have built-in syslog functionality.

In contrast, other systems mentioned, such as enterprise wireless access points, Linux web servers, and enterprise firewall devices, are designed to natively support syslog for logging and monitoring purposes. These systems often generate log messages that adhere to the syslog protocol, enabling easier integration into centralized log management solutions and improving incident response and monitoring capabilities within an organization.