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Win2k log management Jan 24 2003 06:03PM
defaillance hushmail com (7 replies)
Re: Win2k log management Jan 27 2003 06:02AM
ananth (ananth mynetsec com)
Re: Win2k log management Jan 25 2003 05:19PM
Ronald Balk (rbalk borland com) (1 replies)
RE: Win2k log management Jan 28 2003 08:55PM
Martin Robson (bugtraq radialsoftware com)
Re: Win2k log management Jan 25 2003 02:52AM
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RE: Win2k log management Jan 24 2003 10:22PM
Jimmy Sansi (jsansi ritzfoodservice com)
Re: Win2k log management Jan 24 2003 10:16PM
Daniel Peterson (dsp gvea COM)
RE: Win2k log management Jan 24 2003 10:02PM
Kurt (kurtbuff spro net) (3 replies)
RE: Win2k log management Jan 28 2003 05:30PM
Kriss Warner (Kriss cyberdinecorp com)
RE: Win2k log management Jan 28 2003 05:27PM
Kriss Warner (Kriss cyberdinecorp com)
RE: Win2k log management Jan 28 2003 05:25PM
Raoul Armfield (armfield amnh org)
Re: Win2k log management Jan 24 2003 09:59PM
Jeremy Drake (jeremyd apptechsys com) (1 replies)
Re: Win2k log management Jan 28 2003 10:59PM
bugtraq (at) t-swat (dot) com [email concealed] (bugtraq t-swat com)
You might want to look at a product called UPM (Unified Performance
Monitoring) by Intellinger Software.

Check it out at http://www.intellinger.com

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>> I am currently administering over 10 server(advanced) and 20
>>workstation (pro), The management of event/security/application log
>>has become unbeareable,so im looking for a centralized management
>>solution were the informatin would be gather from
>>server/workstation to a specific server, so the question is: Anyone
>>aware of such a software
>> that could do the job ? commercial or freeware, I basically just
>>want to avoid having to walk over to check them manually.
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>> also if anyone who has faced this situation is willing to share
>> their knowledge on the subject...
>>
> > Thanks
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