We use a product called SL4NT.
It allows me to set up rules, and based on the source IP of the syslog
message, I can send that message to different log files. So, I set up a
loopback on each router, use the "logging source-interface Loopback0"
command, and then SL4NT allows me to break each router's syslog messages out
into a different log file. SL4NT also creates a new log file each night at
midnight.
Works really well for us.
Here's the link:
http://www.netal.com/sl4nt.htm
HTH,
Jim
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> Does anybody know of a good SysLog server for Windows NT / 2000?
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> Thanks in advance
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