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Log Consolidator and Alerter

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COLLECT. PROCESS. RESPOND.

Powerful Event Processing and Automation for Windows

MonitorWare Agent collects events and system information from a wide range of Windows and network sources, processes them through flexible rules, and automatically triggers the actions you define.

Windows Events

Syslog

Files & Services

Active Probes

MWAgent
Rule Engine

Email

Database

Scripts

Syslog & Actions

More Than Event Collection

Collecting information is only the beginning. MWAgent combines event collection, active monitoring and a powerful rule engine in one Windows service. Incoming information can be filtered, evaluated, transformed and automatically routed to the appropriate destination or action.

One service connects sources, rules and actions.

Collect. Process. Respond.

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Collect

Bring information together from Windows systems, applications, files and network services.

  • Windows Event Logs
  • Syslog
  • Files
  • Windows Services
  • Active Probes
  • Network Sources

Explore Inputs →

⚙️

Process

Decide what matters with flexible RuleSets, filters and conditions.

  • RuleSets
  • Filters
  • Conditions
  • Thresholds
  • Scheduling
  • Event Properties

Discover the Rule Engine →

Respond

Route information, generate alerts or trigger automated responses.

  • Email
  • Database
  • Syslog
  • Files
  • Programs and Scripts
  • Other Actions

Explore Actions →

One Platform. Many Uses.

MWAgent can be adapted to very different operational requirements because sources, rules and actions can be combined as needed.

🚨 Alerting

Detect important conditions and notify administrators automatically.

🗄️ Event Archiving

Collect and store relevant events centrally for later analysis or documentation.

🔀 Event Processing

Filter, normalize and route incoming events according to your own rules.

⚙️ Automated Responses

Trigger programs, scripts or other actions automatically when specific conditions occur.

The Rule Engine at the Heart of MWAgent

Every incoming event can pass through one or more RuleSets. Rules determine which information matters and what should happen next. Conditions filter events, while actions define how matching events are processed.

This makes MWAgent much more than a simple collector: it becomes a flexible event-processing and automation engine.

Learn How Rules Work →

Incoming Event

RuleSet

Condition

Action

Flexible by Design

🔗 Combine Sources

Use different event and monitoring sources within one installation.

🧩 Create Your Own Logic

Define exactly which events should trigger which actions.

⚡ Automate Tasks

Let MWAgent react automatically instead of relying on manual intervention.

🪟 Windows Service

Processing continues reliably in the background without requiring an interactive user session.

From Event to Action

A simple example shows how MWAgent connects monitoring, processing and automation.

1. Collect

A Windows service stops unexpectedly.

2. Process

MWAgent evaluates the event against the configured RuleSet.

3. Respond

MWAgent sends an alert and triggers the configured response.

Choose the Right Adiscon Solution

WinSyslog

Syslog Collection

Receive, process and centrally store Syslog messages from network devices and systems.

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EventReporter

Windows Event Collection

Collect and forward Windows Event Logs reliably and centrally.

Explore EventReporter →

MWAgent

Event Processing & Automation

Combine multiple sources with flexible rules and automated actions.

Explore What MWAgent Can Do

From event collection and active probes to powerful rule processing and automated actions, MWAgent provides a broad set of components that can be combined for your individual requirements.

Built for Reliable Windows Operations

✓ Runs as a Windows Service

✓ Flexible and Configurable

✓ Designed for Continuous Operation

✓ Developed by Adiscon

Ready to See What MWAgent Can Do?

Install MWAgent and explore how flexible event collection, rule-based processing and automated responses can support your Windows environment.

Read the Documentation →

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