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Netlog 3.2
A complete solution for monitoring, analyzing and consolidating Windows logs.
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- Last Updated: May 27, 2008
- License: Shareware $39.00
- OS: Windows XP/2000/NT
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: itdatasoft (1 more Applications)
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EditByBrothersoft: Netlog 3.2 is a complete solution for monitoring, analyzing and consolidating Windows Servers event logs (application, security, system), checking Servers Disk Space Usage and alert on low disk space, verify network devices and ports availability (from over 5000 known ports) and send Real Time Alerts in event of any type of network failure
NetLog contains 4 Modules as follow:
Event Log Module: Monitor, analyze and consolidate Security, System and Application event logs from remote servers into one console and alert on specific events
Disk Space module: Monitor Servers disk space usage online, define thresholds and alert on low disk space. In addition, daily disk space usage report can be sent via Email
Network device availability check: Using a strong SmartPing engine to check servers and devices availability. Send alerts via Email or directly to the System Administrator console when a device become unavailable. This module can check every device on the network that has a legal network name and an IP address
Ports Module: Check servers application ports availability (from over 5000 known ports). This module will enable to monitor and be alerted on real time on any application that publish itself via port, for example, web servers, FTP server, SQL and Oracle databases and so on. In addition to the known ports list, manual ports can be added as well you can free download Netlog 3.2 now.
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Please be aware that Brothersoft do not supply any crack, patches, serial numbers or keygen for Netlog,and please consult directly with program authors for any problem with Netlog.