RE: {bb} bbnt client - special event logs

["Eric Garnel" <egarnel@austinventures.com>]

-----Original Message-----
From: Big_Brother/ChoicePoint.CHOICEPOINT@choicepointinc.com
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Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 12:35 PM
To: bb@bb4.com
If you are referring to other event logs within event viewer (active
directory, etc) you just have to set that up in the bbntclient (not sure
of exact syntax at the moment.. AD, DNS?). Otherwise, the script can
just parse a text log. You could even have it check perf logs if you set
them up as text file output.

That may be useful for something else I am working on, Thanks!  What I
really need is something to parse Event Logs other than Application,
Security or System.  Any other ideas?



 

                    "Eric Garnel"

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See bbntlog_parse.bat on www.deadcat.net  It may be what you are looking
for. It is called from bbntclient.
The example on deadcat is for parsing output from dcdiag.exe for active
directory, but you can modify it to parse almost anything.

-----Original Message-----
From: Big_Brother/ChoicePoint.CHOICEPOINT@choicepointinc.com
[mailto:Big_Brother/ChoicePoint.CHOICEPOINT@choicepointinc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 6:53 AM
To: bb@bb4.com
Subject: {bb} bbnt client - special event logs


I have a need to monitor events in special event logs on a windows
system.
Specifically, the DNS Server Event Log, Replication Event Log, Directory
Service Event Log and some other custom Event Logs that our applications
use.  Can the bbnt client be configured to look at Event Logs other than
Application, Security, and System?  If not how would I go about
accomplishing this?

Charles


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