Local and remote copies of audit.log?

Reviewing the man pages of auditd (I'm using audit 1.5.2) on CentOS 5, it doesn't seem obvious that I can log events locally AND send a copy to a remote log host. Am I misreading it?

Thanks.

Scott

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