EventLog Inspector 2.2

Manage local and remote Windows events more effectively with EventLog Inspector. The new cost-effective solution allows system administrators to extend Windows event log with more features. EventLog Inspector provides administrators the ability to broadcast event log events to a dedicated syslog server or forward the events to a specified email address. EventLog Inspector can either run as Windows service or interact with the user by displaying pop-up notifications about selected events.
EventLog Inspector makes system administrators everyday job easier by taking care of critical events registered by the Windows event log. While providing a perfectly machined interface for registering and archiving system events, Windows gives little built-in support for manipulating the events being registered.
EventLog Inspector extends the capabilities of the Windows event log journal by giving system administrators the ability to do more with the events being registered. With EventLog Inspector, it becomes possible to store events from all Windows workstations on a single syslog server. The product will automatically notify the administrator about selected events by email, or send comprehensive reports on events happening on all or certain network workstations.
EventLog Inspector makes Windows event log interactive by allowing local users to be notified about pre-selected system events with pop-up windows. To make system administrators aware of a problem, EventLog Inspector can email them about certain events either immediately or as a generalized report. Administrators can choose to receive individual reports from all network workstations or a common report for all of them.
EventLog Inspector supports all NT-based versions of Windows from Windows 2000 to 2008 and the latest Windows 7. Supporting both IPv4 and IPv6 to communicate with syslog servers and over the SMTP protocol, EventLog Inspector is a future-proof investment.

System Requirements: CPU: 300 MHz, RAM: 128MB, HDD: 5MB

Enhancements: run as Windows service, scheduled event reports, custom event reports, improved forwarding to syslog, email consolidation, and more