Monitors incoming Syslog events and alerts based on their contents.
The Syslog Event Monitor watches for incoming Syslog events and alerts based on their contents. Many Linux-based systems and some networking gear can send Syslog messages to report various conditions. To use the Syslog Event Monitor, configure your other devices to send Syslog to the monitoring system. In single-site configurations, that will be the system on which our software is running. In multi-site configurations, that will be the remote node.
This event monitor provides the following options:
With this option, the event monitor will list all new Syslogs that have been received since the last time the event monitor ran. Use the limit option to control how many messages will be displayed.
Syslog messages start with a code that indicates the priority and the facility (type) for the message. Use this option to convert the numeric code into text values that are easy to read.
With this option selected, the event monitor will search for multiple strings in the Syslog and alert if any are found.
With this option selected, the event monitor will search for multiple strings in the Syslog and alert if any are found.
With this option selected, the event monitor will search for multiple strings in the Syslog and alert if any are found.
With this option selected, the event monitor will search for multiple strings in the Syslog and alert if any are found.
This event monitor does not require any authentication.
This event monitor generates the following data points:
Data Point | Description |
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Message Count | The number of Syslog messages at the time of the last event monitor run. |
To view the tutorial for this event monitor, click here.
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