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Syslog save to database
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30 Jul 2009 15:12 #1
by alowe
Syslog save to database was created by alowe
Hi,
Can anyone explain to me how this works, i have the syslog outputting to a database file mdb however how do i read it back in to the syslog program?
Also is there a way to log the events even when not logged into the syslog server? at the moment if i log off the syslog program closes and next time i run it, it starts the logging from scratch.
I am most interested in the traffic graph being able to show graphs spanning a month or quarter.
I am hoping this is something simple i have over looked.
thanks
Al
Can anyone explain to me how this works, i have the syslog outputting to a database file mdb however how do i read it back in to the syslog program?
Also is there a way to log the events even when not logged into the syslog server? at the moment if i log off the syslog program closes and next time i run it, it starts the logging from scratch.
I am most interested in the traffic graph being able to show graphs spanning a month or quarter.
I am hoping this is something simple i have over looked.
thanks
Al
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05 Aug 2009 13:28 #2
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I use Paessler Traffic Grapher (freeware) with a workstation set as the SNMP collector, you can monitor ADSL, WAN, LAN ports and get daily reports on bandwidth traffic.
Have not tried logging to a sniffer port with Smart Monitor, which can give more granular reports, (no PC near to the router). A product called Splunk is getting rave reports and I've been looking if that can grab the syslogs, but no success at the moment, mainly due to no time to play.
Have not tried logging to a sniffer port with Smart Monitor, which can give more granular reports, (no PC near to the router). A product called Splunk is getting rave reports and I've been looking if that can grab the syslogs, but no success at the moment, mainly due to no time to play.
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20 Aug 2009 20:36 #3
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I started a thread specifically for splunk, see http://www.forum.draytek.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=57325#57325
Hope it helps
Hope it helps
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