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Ah, too late :-~<br />
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Go with what ded_ch says. I'm using it as well and am quite content with it.
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Ah, too late :-~

Go with what ded_ch says. I'm using it as well and am quite content with it.

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Hello to everybody,<br />
I have to implement a syslog server to store all the logs of my network appliance (router, asa, switch, access point, etc) .<br />
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I'm finding out a good software, if possible for OS windows.<br />
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I still have to implement something for store audit file from OS widows.<br />
<br />
Can you please advice me a complete product for my needs??<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance<br />
<br />
<br />
Nello
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Hello to everybody,
I have to implement a syslog server to store all the logs of my network appliance (router, asa, switch, access point, etc) .

I'm finding out a good software, if possible for OS windows.

I still have to implement something for store audit file from OS widows.

Can you please advice me a complete product for my needs??

Thanks in advance


Nello

syslog server: which one??

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