MonitorWare Agent

Log Consolidator and Alerter

eventlog monitor

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 […]

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 […]

MonitorWare Agent 10.2 Released (Build-IDs: Service 10.2.466, Client 10.2.0.1559)

MonitorWare Agent 10.2 Released Build-IDs: Service 10.2.466, Client 10.2.0.1559 Features Components: Updated NET-SNMP 5.6.2.1 and OpenSSL 1.0.2e. Engine: Enabled support to parse MIBs with labels that contain underscores. When using TLS Mode x509/Name, permitted peers will also checked against the certificate Subject Alternative Name (SAN) now. DB Monitor: Added option “Write LastDBIndex at frequent intervals” […]

2013-12-09 MonitorWare Agent 9.1 released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 9.1 release of MonitorWare Agent. This new minor release contains some new features and bugfixes. Logs can now be normalized into XML, CSV and JSON formats. Furthermore, the normalization result is now fully available as regular properties and can be used both for output actions as well as filtering decisions. This […]

MonitorWare Agent 9.1 Released (Build-IDs: Service 9.1.430, Client 9.1.0.1388)

MonitorWare Agent 9.1 Released Build-IDs: Service 9.1.430, Client 9.1.0.1388 Features EventLog Monitor V2: Added support for Remote EventLog Monitoring. In order to work, make sure that the following requirements on the remote machine are met: 1. The Service is configured to run with a administrative user who has rights on the local and remote machine. […]

How to setup MonitorWare Agent to monitor NetApp devices using backup *.evt files

This article describes how to use MonitorWare Agent to monitor NetApp devices using the backup .evt files. In this guide we describe how to setup the service. For creating the actions, please refer to the our other guides. There are basically two methods to monitor logs of NetApp devices. The first, described here, is to […]

How to setup MonitorWare Agent to monitor NetApp devices using Eventlog API

This article describes how to use MonitorWare Agent to monitor NetApp devices using the Eventlog API. In this guide we describe how to setup the service. For creating the actions, please refer to the our other guides. There are basically two methods to monitor logs of NetApp devices. The first, described here, is to monitor […]

2012-09-21 MonitorWare Agent 8.2a released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 8.2a release of MonitorWare Agent. This is a minor release. This release contains a bugfix concerning the EventLog Monitor. For more details read the version history Version 8.2a is a free download. Customers with existing 11.x keys can contact our Sales department for upgrade prices. If you have a […]

MonitorWare Agent 8.2a Released (Build-IDs: Service 8.2.419, Client 8.2.1358)

MonitorWare Agent 8.2a Released Build-IDs: Service 8.2.419, Client 8.2.1358 Features  none Bugfixes Fixed/Readded support for the “-r -o” command line switch. This command switch enables you to run the service in console mode for a single run only. This currently only works with one v1 Eventlog Monitor configured. In this case the service will process […]

Centralized logging in a hybrid environment (Windows/Linux) – Step 3

Step 3 – Setting up the other Windows Servers We already have the central server and the regular Windows clients set up. We now need to set up the other Windows servers. We assume, that we have other Windows 2008 Servers. On these servers we want to monitor the local Event Log and textfile-based log […]

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