Hi,

For Linux, I'd suggest CSF+LFD or APF. However, these are not just log
analyser, but a firewall that works on top of iptables. If you are
looking only for a log analyser, a custom written script should do the
job.

I'm not sure about windows though, sorry.

Regards,
Abilash

On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 4:55 AM, <sec (at) nd-f (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> can someone of you recommend a good enterprise log analyser solution? i have to collect, corrolate and analyse about 1200 windows machines and 200 linux boxes. i want to do this in real-time, trigger actions (like email notification), make sense out of e.g. ten failed login attempts following the one successful etc.
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> any hint would be helpful
> thanks
> andy
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