Network Event Viewer 8.0.0.14 Download

Network-Wide Event Log Consolidation, Monitoring, Auditing and Reporting

Network Event Viewer is a network wide event log and syslog monitoring, consolidation, auditing and reporting tool enabling System Administrators to satisfy Sarbanes-Oxley auditing requirements while proactively managing their networks.

The Windows operating system and many 3rd party Windows Services and applications use the Windows Event Log system to log informational, warning, and critical information used by Network Administrators to help identify application errors. Network Event Viewer real-time monitors, consolidates and archives event logs to SQL Server, MySQL or the file system. Administrators can automatically export consolidated logs to CSV, EVT, HTML, TXT, and XML. Network Event Viewer can optionally clear event logs once archived. Use the viewer to merge multiple logs into a single view.

Powerful filtering searches through consolidated event logs and allows you to pinpoint events of interest or remove noise. Supports simple and complex regular expression filters. Selectively flag and add notes to events of interest.

Trigger actions such as fully customizable email, export to file, message box, sound, write to database, write to event log, forward to syslog, system tray message, or SMS notification.

Create scheduled reports that contain events of interest from a set of computers. For example, receive a daily report that contains a list of all failed login attempts to your domain controllers for the last 24 hours. Email report content is fully customizable through our HTML email templates.

Quickly search your network for all domain controllers, servers, SQL Servers or workstations. Once identified, download or configure all at once.

Configuration templates allow you to save an event log consolidation and monitoring configuration. Quickly assign configuration templates to a set of computers and logs. New computers can be automatically configured with our Active Directory Auto Configurator.
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