Does anyone have event log monitors that *work*?

[C. Bensend]

> I just read your thread on the NSClient++ forum too.  I have found
> that whenever I try to combine too many matches in one check it simply
> doesn't work right (can't remember the precise details).  So I
> normally try to match on as few things as possible for each check even
> if that means I'm casting the net maybe a little wider than I'd really
> like.

That's a lot of the reason I'm getting so frustrated with this -
I don't really feel like I'm doing anything out of the ordinary.
I simply need to look for specific event IDs within the last X
time interval.  That really seems like a very basic need for
people doing network monitoring, and it's just driving me nuts
that I can't get what I believe to be such a basic thing done.

I REALLY appreciate all of the help/recommendations I've received,
and I'll try some of them on Monday and we'll see if I can get
my event IDs alerting properly.  :)

Thanks again, everyone!

Benny


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