Receives messages from routers and firewalls (e.g. PIX). Writes messages to file, database, sends email-alerts and much more. Supports UDP and TCP syslog, condensation and SNMP. Highly customizable. Runs as ground service. With Web Interface.
Connectivity - MonitorWare Console 3.0 By Adiscon GmbH
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MonitorWare Console is an analysis application for Windows case logs, firewalls and network events. It offers live, interactive views and great reports. A come of helpful tools are included, level a network scanner. Reports can be scheduled for automatic generation. Included Reports binding Windows events, firewall reporting as considerably as generic network reporting. Great for security analysis. With MonitorWare Console, you can consolidate all of your Windows and network events into a single, comfortable to crop repository. Have complete information over your network with just a few mouse clicks. |
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