New Additions

• Windows 7 Compatibility
  – Has been tested and fully working on Windows 7 RC Build 7100 or higher.
• Added Free Tools
  – Added free tools like Adiscon logger, logzip and logviewer into the setup. These tools will be available from the tools folder.
• Syslog Listener Service
  – Added support for Syslog RFC5424 Header detection and decoding. This also involves new useable Syslog properties.
• Forward Syslog Action
  – Added support to choose between RFC3164, RFC5424 and a custom defined Syslog header in the Forward Syslog Action.
• EventLog Monitor V1
  – The Client will now automatically detect and load available EventLog types during the first startup.
• Database Monitor
  – Added option to customize the csv separator in the DB Monitor Service.
• File Monitor
  – Added new property %generatedbasefilename% which contains the generated filename without the full path.
• Property Engine
  – Implemented new property replacer options “date-rfc3339” and “date-rfc3164” which can be used to get different date formats.
  – Added new Syslog properties: %syslogprifac%, %syslogver%, %syslogappname%, %syslogprocid%, %syslogmsgid%, %syslogstructdata%
• Installation
  – A Windows Firewall exception for the service process is now automatically added during the installation routine.
• Configuration Client
  – Added support to overwrite all Advanced Options at once in the EventLog Monitor V2.

Bug Fixes

• Configuration Client
  – Fixed an issue reading Channels in EventLog Monitor V2 after Internet Explorer 8 was installed.
• DNS Cache
  – The cache has been hardened against race conditions.
• Syslog Listener Service
  – Added a check to avoid processing empty TCP Syslog messages.
  – Fixed a bug in the encoding detection that could lead to invalid decoding of some SHIFT_JIS encoded messages.
• EventLog Monitor V2
  – Removed logging of registry write / read error’s in EventLog Monitor V2. This avoids unnecessary output in the debug log.
• Forward Email Action
  – Fixed an issue with the date header. Some mail readers could understand the date format wrong. We are now using UTC in the mail header, to avoid this problem.
  – Added “Content-Type” header. This is essential for the mail readers in order to be able to decode messages encoded with UTF8, EUC_JP, JIS or SHIFT_JIS.