SysGem Logfile Concentrator for Windows

Name: SysGem Logfile Concentrator
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Author: SysGem

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Collect log file data from remote multi-platform servers and store the data in a central database.

Collects log file data from remote multi-platform servers and stores the data in a central database. A browser provided with the product accesses the database; filters data and raises alarms when specific events occur.Remote log files include Windows Event Logs, UNIX/Linux Syslogs, OpenVMS Audit Journals, SNMP Traps.Features:Concentrates Logfile records from multiple remote (multi-platform) servers into a central database.Archives records for long-term storage (Sarbanes-Oxley compliance).Displays records as they are generated in a user-customisable display.Creates web reports using a scheduled job - the reports typically required by managers and auditors. Sample web reports from the Sysgem test servers are available here.Generates user-defined alarms (SMS, E-mail, notifications) when specific criteria are met.Full web-browser interface for remote access.Runs as a lights-out solution.Supports common ODBC databases such as Microsoft SQL Server, ORACLE and Microsoft Access. Logfile record formats currently supported.Windows Event Log.Syslog (UNIX, network devices).SNMP Traps (all platforms, network devices).OpenVMS Audit Trail (HP Integrity Server {Itanium}, AXP and VAX).Other formats (such as OS400 XE "OS400" Message Queue) will be available in a later release, please contact your distributor or Sysgem for release dates.Alarm definitions include.Matching criteria using any combination of field values.Assigning alarms to individual users.Thresholds - criteria must be met [x] times in [y] seconds before the alarm actions are triggered.Minimum repeat intervals - don't trigger the actions more than once every [y] seconds.Cut and paste - copying a Logfile Concentrator entry to the clipboard, then pasting it into a new alarm definition.