2017-03-27 MonitorWare Agent 11.1 released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 11.1 release of MonitorWare Agent.

MonitorWare Agent is now able to reload it’s configuration automatically if enabled (Which is done by the configuration client automatically on first start). It is not necessary to restart the service manually anymore.

Also there have been significant enhancements in the SNMP Trap Receiver handling SNMPv1 and new compressed output format.

Performance enhancing options have been added into EventLog Monitor V1 and V2 and in File Monitor to delay writing the last record/fileposition back to disk. This can incease performance on machines with a very high eventlog or file load.

Detailed information can be found in the version history.

Version 11.1 is a free download. Customers with existing 10.x keys can contact our Sales department for upgrade prices. If you have a valid Upgrade Insurance ID, you can request a free new key by sending your Upgrade Insurance ID to sales@adiscon.com. Please note that the download enables the free 30-day trial version if used without a key – so you can right now go ahead and evaluate it.

MonitorWare Agent 11.1 Released (Build-IDs: Service 11.1.0.494, Client 11.1.0.1576)

MonitorWare Agent 11.1 Released

Build-IDs: Service 11.1.0.494, Client 11.1.0.1576

Features

Updated to OpenSSL 1.0.2k.
Configuration Reload: This is a big new core feature allowing the
service to reload itself automatically after a configuration changed has
been detected. The feature can be turned off in General-General Options if
this new behavior is not wanted. By default auto reload will be enabled.
The latest Configuration Client is required for the feature to fully work.
SNMP Receiver: Added new compressed output format for message property.
EventLog Monitor V2: Added new options to delay LastRecord save.
Enabling this option will improve processing performance of machines with
a high event volume.
EventLog Monitor V1: Added new option to delay LastRecord save. Enabling
this option will improve processing performance of machines with a high
event volume.
File Monitor: Added new option to delay LastFilePosition save. Enabling
this option will improve processing performance when processing large
growing files.
FileConfig: Changed datafile saving method, more reliable when the
service is stopped unintentionally while updating data state files.
Send SNMP action: Added new variable for SNMPv1 AgentIP field. By
default the property will be set to %source%.
Send Syslog Action: Added new option to enable/disable UTF8 BOM. Default
is enabled like before, but it can be disabled now by configuration so the
message won’t contain the UTF8 BOM.

Bugfixes

Property Engine: Fixed SystemID and CustomerID properties.
FileConfig: Due a missing property (FilterVersion), some of the global
conditions in rule filters could not be used. This automatically fixes
itself next time the configuration is saved with the Client.
Debug Logging: Completely rewritten debug output for Rule Engine
(Filters) for better readability and analysis.
Fixed an compatibility issue on Windows 2003/XP (failed to start because
WSAPoll API is missing).
FileConfig: Fixed an issue with invalid linefeeds when using includefile
directive.
FileConfig: Fixed EnumRegkey emulation causing EventLog Monitor Services
to load invalid eventlog channels.
Debug Logging: Moved RELP Debugging from minimal to internal
FileMonitor: Fixed issue rewriting filepointer updates each time when
wildcards support was enabled.
SNMP Trap Receiver: Fixed handling of SNMPv1 Enterprise traps. All
properties are now properly set.
SNMP Trap Receiver: Fixed shutdown of Service causing a problem when
reloading configuration.

You can download Free Trial Version of MonitorWare Agent.

How you transfer full licenses to another device

This Article describes how you transfer full licenses to another device.

Article created 2011-09-08 by Tim Eifler.

This Article describes how you transfer full licenses to another device.

The Article is applicable to all versions of EventReporter, MonitorWare Agent and WinSyslog.

1. Start the application.

2. Export the Settings to a XML file.

Left-click on “Computer”. A new menu will appear. Select “Export Settings to a XML File” from this menu. On the screen, it looks as follows:

Edit the file name to whatever you like and save the XML File.

3. Transfer the XML File to your new machine

4. Install the application on the new machine.

5. Import the saved Settings from the XML File.

Left-click on “Computer”. A new menu will appear. Select “Import Settings to a XML File” from this menu. On the screen, it looks as follows:

Search your XML File and make a Left-Click on the file. Then press on Open.

6. Click “Yes”. After this please restart the program.

7. Check if the license key has been transferred correctly and start the service. You can see it in the Headline “Basic Edition licensed to Test-Key(Your name)”

That was it.

Conclusion

And this is all you need to do to transfer your License to a new machine.

70-486 pdf   ,
AWS-SYSOPS pdf   ,
220-902 pdf   ,
101 pdf   ,
VCP550 pdf   ,
9L0-012 pdf   ,
C_TFIN52_66 pdf   ,
70-411 pdf   ,
LX0-104 pdf   ,
300-115 pdf   ,
102-400 pdf   ,
300-320 pdf   ,
1V0-601 pdf   ,
70-412 pdf   ,
LX0-103 pdf   ,
70-347 pdf   ,
OG0-091 pdf   ,
JN0-102 pdf   ,
1Z0-051 pdf   ,
70-178 pdf   ,
70-980 pdf   ,
70-532 pdf   ,
220-901 pdf   ,
300-135 pdf   ,
210-260 pdf   ,
200-120 pdf   ,
CAS-002 pdf   ,
9L0-066 pdf   ,
NSE4 pdf   ,
NS0-157 pdf   ,
SSCP pdf   ,
ITILFND pdf   ,
HP0-S42 pdf   ,
ICBB pdf   ,

“This is a step-by-step guide which describes how to Windows Update Log

How To Monitor the Windows Update Log

Article created 2007-06-13 by Florian Riedl

This Article describes you how you can monitor the Windows Update log file. This helps you to keep track of when Windows Update starts and stops working or what it does. The Windows Update log stores much more information than Windows Update writes into the EventLog.

The Article is applicable to MonitorWare Agent only.

Download MonitorWare Agent configuration file.