Monitoring Syslog with OpsMgr 2007

I had missed it… finally guidance on how to collect and monitor UNIX syslog in System Center Operations Manager 2007 has been published!

This is much more sysadmin-oriented than what was availble before (that remais of course still relevant, but more from a Management Pack developer's point of view, who wants to know how things work "behind the hood").

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3 Responses to “Monitoring Syslog with OpsMgr 2007”

  1. John Puskar Says:

    If you want to rewrite syslog events with DNS lookups\descriptions, etc check out my guide here: http://windowsmasher.wordpress.com/2011/02/07/monitoring-esxi-syslogs-with-opsmgr-2007-r2/

  2. Daniele Muscetta Says:

    Nice job there, John!

  3. Daniele Muscetta Says:

    btw, some other technique to actually discover entities based on syslog messasges was shown a long time ago by Komal http://blogs.msdn.com/b/komal/archive/2007/10/05/syslog-module-enhanced.aspx altough it had the drawbacks of causing lot of config churn :-)

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