Log and Syslog Viewer for Windows
Easily manage log data with a Windows log viewer
Centrally manage syslog messages and log data from a Windows log viewer
Each device on your network can generate hundreds of logs per minute, and going through them manually, one-by-one is virtually impossible. You need a syslog viewer to collect them all in one place.
SolarWinds® Kiwi Syslog® Server NG is built to listen to syslog messages and SNMP traps from network devices and bring them together in a centralized, easy-to-use console. From here, you can open logs, view log files in up to 21 different display views, and search messages according to custom criteria.
Safely access log data from anywhere with an agile syslog file viewer
Between the BYOD trend and the increasing popularity of remote work, today’s IT professionals are more mobile than ever. As such, you need a log viewer that moves with you and allows you to manage and monitor logs from any location.
Kiwi® Syslog Server is designed to allow you to view syslog data anywhere with native web-based application. If you combine this log viewer with the free Kiwi Secure Tunnel, you can also receive, compress, and safely transport logs from your network’s devices to Kiwi Syslog Server NG.
Drill down on log data using a log viewer with advanced message filtering and buffering
Once you use a syslog viewer to open and consolidate log data, you’ll be faced with a lot of data. Searching through these logs for malicious activity can be like searching for a needle in a haystack.
This syslog file viewer helps break this information down. You can perform advanced message filtering by hostname, IP address, priority, or even time of day. Also, Kiwi Syslog Server NG includes a message buffer, making sure you don’t lose any messages during peak hours.
Streamline log data management with automated actions in syslog viewer
Kiwi Syslog Server NG also helps maximize your time by providing a suite of built-in actions you can use to respond to syslog messages. This log file viewer can automatically forward syslog messages to another host, split up logs by hostname or other relevant variables, and log to a file or database. It also runs scripts and triggers email notifications when certain activity is detected in the log data. The Event Log Forwarder automatically forwards Windows events to your syslog server for further action.
Easily demonstrate compliance with log retention and archival features
Log collection and retention with a Windows syslog viewer is essential for demonstrating compliance. Kiwi Syslog Server NG is built to let you log messages to disk, files, and ODBC-compliant databases to help ensure compliance with SOX, PCI DSS, and FISMA regulations. Automatically clean up logs and run automated archive tasks with the integrated scheduler, then implement your log retention policy. Also, you can schedule log management actions like compression, encryption, and deletion to help keep records in shape.
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Do you find yourself asking…
A log viewer is a tool to streamline, automate, and optimize log data monitoring and management for specific log files. Within a computing context, a log file is an automatically generated and time-stamped documentation of events in a system. Virtually all software applications and systems produce logs of some sort. There are many different examples of logs, such as access logs, audit logs, and transaction logs.
The point of a log file is to generate a detailed account of what’s happening behind the scenes, so if something goes wrong in your system, you can access a detailed list of the events that took place, so you can drill down on root causes. Most log files use the .log file extension, but some may use the .txt extension or another proprietary extension.
Volume and legibility are also a common problem with logs. Any and every network device can generate hundreds of logs every minute, and getting a handle on that much information can be daunting. These logs also likely come in varying formats, since they’re from varying devices. Sorting all this out would be time-consuming and labor-intensive.
Log viewers, which are designed to provide you with clear, user-friendly overviews of log files from a range of sources, can help you simplify your log management practices.
A log viewer is a tool to streamline, automate, and optimize log data monitoring and management for specific log files. Within a computing context, a log file is an automatically generated and time-stamped documentation of events in a system. Virtually all software applications and systems produce logs of some sort. There are many different examples of logs, such as access logs, audit logs, and transaction logs.
The point of a log file is to generate a detailed account of what’s happening behind the scenes, so if something goes wrong in your system, you can access a detailed list of the events that took place, so you can drill down on root causes. Most log files use the .log file extension, but some may use the .txt extension or another proprietary extension.
Volume and legibility are also a common problem with logs. Any and every network device can generate hundreds of logs every minute, and getting a handle on that much information can be daunting. These logs also likely come in varying formats, since they’re from varying devices. Sorting all this out would be time-consuming and labor-intensive.
Log viewers, which are designed to provide you with clear, user-friendly overviews of log files from a range of sources, can help you simplify your log management practices.
Get the most out of your log data with an enterprise-grade log viewer
Kiwi Syslog Server NG
Consolidate syslog messages and Windows events in one comprehensive tool.
Access log data from wherever you are with safe web access.
Use clean, legible, organized logs to help demonstrate regulatory compliance.
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