A LOG FILE MONITOR FULL

The full path of the log file or the name of the log that the agent will monitor.įor Linux or Unix operating systems, use '/' in the file paths. The agent will monitor the Windows log on the device(s). The agent will monitor a file on the file system of the device(s). The source of the logs on the monitored device. Unique numeric ID, automatically assigned by SL1 to each Log File Monitoring policy.

The Last Edited column sorts by descending order on the first click to sort by ascending order, click the column heading again.įor each Log File Monitoring Policy, the page displays: To sort by descending order, click the column heading again. The list will be sorted by the column value, in ascending order. To sort the list of Log File Monitoring policies, click on a column heading. From this page, you can also create, edit, and delete Log File Monitoring policies. The Log File Monitoring Policies page displays a list of all Log File Monitoring policies. Viewing the List of Log File Monitoring Policies

For information about including a Log File Monitoring Policy in a PowerPack, see the PowerPacks section. Log File Monitoring policies can be included in a PowerPack. You can define event policies that specify how logs collected by an agent will trigger events. The same logs also appear on the Logs tab in the Device Properties and Device Summary pages for that device. You can view logs collected by the SL1 agent on the Logs panel on the Device Investigator page for the device on which the agent is installed. After creating a Log File Monitoring policy, you must align the policy to one or more devices either from the Log File Monitoring page or by using a Device Template. You can create, edit, and delete Log File Monitoring policies from the Log File Monitoring Policies page ( System > Manage > Log File Monitoring Policies). The logs from the file or Windows log that an agent will send to SL1.A file or Windows log on the host device that an agent will monitor.

A log file monitor