I'd like to create a system to consolidate all
the logs from my 30 or so Windows and Red Hat
servers onto one box, put the data into a db and
allow centralized
viewing/filtering/sorting/analysis of the logs.
Ideal solution would include a means of
archiving/deleting data beyond a certain age, and
a web front end for viewing the consolidated logs
(or some other means to allow MS-only admins to
be able to access this data in a GUI, cause we
can't have them look at any TEXT, can we?). Sorry
if I sound bitter. :)
Any suggestions? I prefer to find an OSS
solution, but will fall back to commercial
software if that's the only viable option.
Thanks!
Scott
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