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[logs] LogLogic's hiring too Jun 26 2007 09:25PM
Anton Chuvakin (anton chuvakin org) (1 replies)
[logs] Microsoft is Hiring too Jun 27 2007 11:15PM
Eric Fitzgerald (Eric Fitzgerald microsoft com) (1 replies)
Re: [logs] Microsoft is Hiring too Jun 28 2007 03:09AM
Tom Le (dottom gmail com) (1 replies)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jun 28 2007 08:06PM
Eric Fitzgerald (Eric Fitzgerald microsoft com) (1 replies)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jun 29 2007 01:57AM
Marcus J. Ranum (mjr ranum com) (1 replies)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 02 2007 04:00AM
David Corlette (dcorlette novell com) (2 replies)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 02 2007 10:31PM
Mordechai T. Abzug (morty frakir org) (1 replies)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 02 2007 11:05PM
Matt Cuttler (mcuttler bnl gov)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 02 2007 09:28PM
Marcus J. Ranum (mjr ranum com) (3 replies)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 01:34AM
Eric Fitzgerald (Eric Fitzgerald microsoft com) (3 replies)
[logs] event reporting, syslog, and security Jul 05 2007 09:46PM
Mordechai T. Abzug (morty frakir org)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 05:13AM
Russell Fulton (r fulton auckland ac nz) (1 replies)


Eric Fitzgerald wrote:
>
> Hi Marcus,
>
> I know that many, perhaps a majority, in this forum would like Microsoft
> to drop eventlog and just put a syslog agent in Windows.
Well I won't claim to speak for 'many' but I for one don't want MS to
"drop eventlog and just put a syslog agent in Windows". What I want is
for MS to add an option to eventlog to pass a configurable subset of the
data for each alert to a syslog server. Eventlog does much more than
Syslog and while most of us are not quite as rabid (have you had your
shots recently ;) as Marcus I think you would be hard pressed to fine
anyone on this list who will admit to liking syslog.

As several others have pointed out syslog is the de facto standard and
is likely to remain so for some time -- many of us have large
installations dedicated to receiving and storing syslog records from
large numbers of machines. What I wish to do is to use our existing
infrastructure to provide the same services our UNIX folk take for
granted to our Windows admins.

It would be really nice if there was one standard way of doing this...

Russell

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Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 09:04AM
James Turnbull (james lovedthanlost net)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 12:37AM
David Corlette (dcorlette novell com) (1 replies)
RE: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 05:55AM
Eric Fitzgerald (Eric Fitzgerald microsoft com)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 02 2007 10:25PM
Tom Perrine (tperrine scea com) (2 replies)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 08:27AM
Darren Reed (avalon coombs anu edu au)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 03 2007 12:33AM
David Corlette (dcorlette novell com)
Re: [logs] Cross-Platform Log Analysis and Microsoft Jul 02 2007 10:16PM
Anton Chuvakin (anton chuvakin org)


 

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