Monitoring log file on windows machine

[Kevin Keane]

Are you talking about the Windows event log? There are various plugins 
available on Monitoringexchange.org for that.

Or are you talking about a text log file produced by IIS and various 
other programs? There may still be plugins available for the specific 
log file you want to parse, or you may be able to write your own. You 
could write a simple batch file using the findstr command, or you could 
install perl or a similar tool for more powerful parsing mechanisms.

chethan.mnc at wipro.com wrote:
>  
> Hi All,
>  
> I m monitoring windows machine through nagios using NSclient++.
> How can I monitor log file on windows machine.
> I need to check for a particular pattern in the log file for sending 
> any notification.
>  
> Any help is appreciated.
>  
>  
> Thanks,
> Chethan
>  
>  

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