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What to use as a central location for log files. &nbsp;I need some kind of software that will pull log files, syslog, snmp, to a central location and then can run reports from them. &nbsp;This is PCI compliance driven. &nbsp;Anyone have any products that they use?<br />
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What to use as a central location for log files.  I need some kind of software that will pull log files, syslog, snmp, to a central location and then can run reports from them.  This is PCI compliance driven.  Anyone have any products that they use?

Thanks

What to use as a central location for log files

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