Does anyone have event log monitors that *work*?

[C. Bensend]

> This is probably overkill for your situation but you could use Splunk
>
> to watch event logs (and other logs) via saved searches and then
>
> have it notify Nagios when it spots something.  We do this here as
>
> Splunk just has more smarts about dealing with events/logs/matches
>
> within certain time windows.  But as I say, it IS more overhead than
>
> the other solutions you cite.

It's something to keep in mind...  I'm not really looking for
another heavy-duty system like Splunk to build and maintain,
but it's always an option.

Thanks, Mark!

Benny


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