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Migrating the Rules from EventReporter to MonitorWare Agent

Migrating the Rules from EventReporter to MonitorWare Agent Created 2003-07-22 by Wajih-ur-Rehman How can I migrate the rules that I have defined in EventReporter to MonitorWare Agent? This FAQ is only applicable to those who are using EventReporter 6.x and MonitorWare Agent 1.2 or higher. Follow the steps below: Click on Start and go to […]

How can I extend MonitorWare Database?

How can I extend MonitorWare Database? Created 2003-10-21 by Wajih-ur-Rehman How can I extend MonitorWare Database? You can create new fields and tables by appending u- before the names. This way the names of your custom fields and tables will never conflict with our fields and table names respectively since we will never add a […]

2003-02-25 MonitorWare Agent 1.2

MonitorWare Agent 1.2 New Scaleable Filterengine -The new filter engine as very powerful, you can build complex filter conditions like known from Microsoft Network Monitor. A note for existing MonitorWare Agent Users. After update, you have to start the MWAgent Client first. This is important, because it will automatically import your existing filters into the […]

“A complete step by step guide on setting up EventLogMonitor Service

How To setup EventLogMonitor Service Article created 2003-02-24 by Rainer Gerhards. Last Updated 2005-08-16 by Timm Herget. Note: This guide was initially written for MW Agent, but the steps are the same in EventReporter. 1. First, right click on “Services”, then select “Add Service” and then “Event Log Monitor”: 2. Once you have done so, […]

A complete step by step guide on setting up database logging action

How To setup Database Logging Action Article created 2003-02-24 by Rainer Gerhards. 1. Start the MonitorWare Agent 2. Again, you can select the language to use. And again, I suggest using English, as this makes the guide easier to follow. 3. Then define a new rule set, right click "Rules". A pop up menu will […]

How can I forward IIS logs to a syslog deamon?

How can I forward IIS logs to a syslog deamon? Created on 2002-10-04 by Rainer Gerhards. MonitorWare Agent can forward Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) log files to any syslog deamon (or syslo server, if you like). Fortunately, IIS stores web log files as plain text files in the file system. Even better, other processes […]

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