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On Tue, 22 Apr 2008, Derek Atkins wrote: > "Scott R. Ehrlich" <[hidden email]> writes: > >> I am testing splunk as a logging server on a CentOS 5 box which is >> accepting connections from client linux and Windows systems, the >> clients using snare agent. >> >> My goal is to have a relatively easy-to-configure web-based log viewer >> to present events from all systems in one interface, letting me sort >> by different methods, and is not _that_ difficult to set up. If I >> want to review the events of all systems in one file, then I should be >> able to clink a link and see all events. I should be able to sort by >> Windows vs Linux, or time, or success/failure of object or logins, >> etc. >> >> If splunk can do all this, it hasn't been obvious from my tests thus >> far (using free download from their site). What other linux-based >> logging server apps are available, preferably for free, but if not, at >> least offer free trials? > > syslog? Comes with all systems. :) > Then you just need a log viewer.
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