Log Consolidator and Alerter
Log Consolidator and Alerter
Step-By-Step Guides Article created 2004-09-14 by Timm Herget. Last Updated 2011-07-27 by Florian Riedl. Database Logging with MSSQL This is a very quick step-by-step guide. It essentially is a step in multiple configurations. You can refer to this guide whenever you need to add database logging to one of your services. Though we need to […]
Last updated 2016-08-26 by Jan Gerhards, using Winsyslog 13.2. In this scenario, a simple Syslog server will be created. No other services are configured. The Syslog server will operate as a standard Syslog server on the default port of 514/UDP. All incoming data will be written to a single text file. Step 1 – Defining a […]
Step 4 – Setting up the Linux Clients We still need to implement the Linux clients into our logging network. This could be Linux workstations or servers. Currently, rsyslog is already shipped with many Linux Distributions as the default syslog daemon already. Though, often a rather old version is installed (mostly v3), this will be […]
Step 1 – Setting up the central log server: The central log server is the most important part of our central log storage and thus will be configured as the first part. And due to all the things it needs to do, it has the most work of course. When selecting your machine to install […]
Step-By-Step Guides Article created 2003-05-08 by Rainer Gerhards. Centralized Event Reports with MoniLog In this step-by-step guide, MonitorWare Agent is configured to work together with Adiscon’s MoniLog to automatically generate event summaries for the monitored servers and other devices. This guide focuses on a typical small to medium business topography with a single geographical location […]
Last updated 2016-09-01 by Jan Gerhards, using Winsyslog 13.2. 1. First, right click on “Services”, then select “Add Service” and the “SETP Server”. 2. Now you will see a newly created service called “SETP Sever” in the tree view. This will be selected by default after creating the service. 3. The service will be created using […]
Store IIS Logfiles into a Database Created 2008-10-06 by Florian Riedl For storing IIS logs into a database you need MWAgent. With the help of this guide, we will show you, how to create a proper configuration for storing IIS logs into a given database structure. The main goal of this guide is to achieve, […]
Database Formats These sample here implement the MonitorWare Common Database Format in widely used database systems. Attention Sybase users: the “Message” name is reserved in your database system and cannot be used as a field name. It needs to be changed, otherwise the table create will fail. Be sure to also change it in to […]
Step-By-Step Guides Article created 2003-04-30 by Rainer Gerhards. Last Updated 2008-02-04 by Florian Riedl. Forwarding NT Event Logs to an SETP Server In this scenario, an event log monitor is used to forward all events written to the NT Event Log to a SETP server. This is another instance of the MonitorWare Agent, typically running […]
Step-By-Step Guides Article created 2003-04-30 by Rainer Gerhards. Last Updated 2008-02-04 by Florian Riedl. Forwarding NT Event Logs to an SETP Server In this scenario, an event log monitor is used to forward all events written to the NT Event Log to a SETP server. This is another instance of the MonitorWare Agent, typically running […]