Re: [fw-wiz] Centrallizing logs

From: m p (sumirati@yahoo.de)
Date: 09/13/02


From: m p <sumirati@yahoo.de>
To: Rudy_D_Pereda@mail.dbf.state.fl.us
Date: Fri Sep 13 07:51:01 2002


 --- Rudy_D_Pereda@mail.dbf.state.fl.us schrieb: >
> MP,
> Couldn't be that lucky, we still run IIS(4). On the NT side, have you used
> any software to redirect NT event logs to a syslog server?
>
> And thanks for your 2 cents. much appreciated.
>
> rdp
>
>

Unfortunely not. I'm getting the logs in a nightly ftp job to our main log
server [1], convert them to the format I need (via a perl script) and compress
both versions for archiving. They sit there until a job every month does the
reports.

As for the hint to the tool (I think www.sysinternals.com offers a free
version) to send the system log of NT via syslog to a logging host: IIS 4 does
not report to the system log of NT.

Because that is slighty off-topic for a firewall list, please send all other
questions in private mail only.

Thanks,

Marc

[1] The log server is sitting in a private DMZ and is requesting each night the
logs from 3 different server farms. I thought about cygwin on the machines to
get better tools to work with. But since I hardened the machines and killed
POSIX, OS/2 and 16-bit support - why should I reintroduce some services not
needed for the job as a webserver? FTP, HTTP and VNC (from the inside only) is
more than enough if you are on a M$ based plattform.

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