I'm working on a project that is doing just this, we have purchased a
product called Loglogic, it's a set of appliances to consolidate logs
from many sources and provide reporting, search, and alert
capabilities. For Windows systems it uses SNARE, see
http://sourceforge.net/projects/snare for the agent, it's GPL licensed,
seems to work well. We are just getting our feet wet with this, but the
data is getting there. The big work will be what to do with it once
it's there.
Kevin
James Brigman wrote:
Is there an easy way to get Windows servers (2000 and 2003) to route
syslog messages to a Linux syslog server? And even if there is a way, do
Windows boxes use anything like the facility/severity model of
traditional syslog?
I'd very much like to put together a Linux syslog server that gets login
messages and other info from our Windows boxes.
Thanks;
JKB
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