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Ken1943
Know of any ?
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KenW
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KenW
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Gordon
Know of any ?
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KenW
What do you mean by "syslog"?
There are plenty of event logs already built into Windows 7...
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Sunny Bard
Ken1943 said:Know of any ?
Tried Mikrotik's ?
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David Arnstein
Know of any ?
I have been using Kiwi syslog server for many years:
http://www.kiwisyslog.com/kiwi-syslog-server-overview/
It runs as a service, meaning that it records syslog messages whether
you are logged in or not. It also has a decent GUI. Some features are
reserved for the paid version. It costs too much, so I just use the
free version.
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Big Steel 99 the X factor Droid
Know of any ?
Kiwi Syslog Viewer runs on Vista. It should run on Win 7.
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Ken1943
Found Wall Watcher which I used in the past. Works on win 7. Will try the
others.
KenW
others.
Know of any ?
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KenW
KenW
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Steel
Found Wall Watcher which I used in the past. Works on win 7. Will try the
others.
KenW
Wallwatcher is good too. I have used it in the past, along with Kiwi.
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Zaphod Beeblebrox
Gordon said:What do you mean by "syslog"?
There are plenty of event logs already built into Windows 7...
I'm sure the OP means the same thing that "syslog" has meant for the
past quarter of a century - that is, the IETF standard system message
logging facility. Primarily adopted in Unix / Linux and variants, but
also used in other operating systems especially when a standard method
is desired in place of proprietary logging tools like Windows provides
natively.
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Zaphod
Arthur Dent, speaking to Trillian about Zaphod:
"So, two heads is what does it for a girl?"
"...Anything else he's got two of?"