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15 Sep 2009 10:58 #1
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I'm using this tool to monitor my 2820n router. However I've yet to manage to get the logging feature to work. If I enable either the log to file or database option I get a runtime c+ error next time I start the program and I have to disable it again by hacking out a key from the registry. I assume there is some missing dependancy, .NET, MSACCESS JET Engine or something like that, but it gives no clues at all. I'm running in Windows XP Pro SP3 at the moment. Clean build nothing else installed.
If there was an equivalent Linux utility I might rebuild for that. I have also tried the SmartMoniutor tool, but it's not happy with my laptop having 2 network cards and when it does work it does not seem able to pick up all the traffic like VPN, VOIP, XBOX etc, only what its been configured to look for.
Any advice on getting syslog to work properly or alternatives much appreciated.
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Dave
If there was an equivalent Linux utility I might rebuild for that. I have also tried the SmartMoniutor tool, but it's not happy with my laptop having 2 network cards and when it does work it does not seem able to pick up all the traffic like VPN, VOIP, XBOX etc, only what its been configured to look for.
Any advice on getting syslog to work properly or alternatives much appreciated.
Thanks
Dave
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15 Sep 2009 14:27 #2
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I too had this problem with version 4.2.0 on Windows XP Pro SP3. There has been an earlier thread on the subject which is worth reading for deinstallation
I removed version 4.2.0 (with some additional registry edits) and installed the earlier version 4.1.0 from the U.S. site (www.draytek.com ). I now have the ability for realtime writing to the text version log file and also to the data base version with no problems. The working installation is on the production version of Windows 7. I've not yet retried on XP.
I removed version 4.2.0 (with some additional registry edits) and installed the earlier version 4.1.0 from the U.S. site (
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15 Sep 2009 14:45 #3
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I've found the earlier thread; it's "Syslog Runtime Error" (search string http://www.forum.draytek.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=12904&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=syslog&start=0 )
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15 Sep 2009 15:09 #4
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Well versions 2.4.1 and 2.4.2 don't work for me. I will try the older version 3.7.1 next.
Thanks for the feedback
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Thanks for the feedback
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