Net Log Managment

[Carlos Macedo Gomes]

Splunk is very good stuff:
http://www.splunk.com/

For bootstrapping your loganalysis it's a great tool.

If that doesn't fit have a look at the loganalysis list archive to see
if something looks better:
http://lists.shmoo.com/pipermail/loganalysis/

HTH,
C.G.


On 3/6/07, Bryan O'Neal <BONeal at cornerstonehome.com> wrote:
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> My network devices provide a wealth of data, but this data is very short
> lived on the device.  I used kiwi sysloger on my windows box, but was not
> overly happy with it.  Can any one recommend a good syslog viewer?
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> Also, I am looking to keep a better track on what is going on on my network.
>  My switches allow me to port mirror to a box but I am not sure the best way
> to collect and analyze data.  I am mostly interested in bandwidth usage, and
> simple breakdowns of the kind of data (web, smb, windows file sharing,
> email, gnutella clients, etc.) Not only for bandwidth control, but also to
> track down rouge devices on my network.  I am also interested in tracking
> what web pages my users visit (this company is squeaky clean, but their has
> been talk of banning more then myspace and I want the data I need to keep
> our network as free as possible for our users.
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> Any suggestions?
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