Date: Thursday, September 11, 2008
Time: 11:00 AM PDT/ 2:00 PM EDT
Duration: 1 hour
Speakers: Chima Njaka, Director Product Management, LogLogic

Join LogLogic as we introduce the LG 400 gateway appliance. The LG 400 allows organizations to centralize Windows Event log collection and eliminate the need to manage individual agents on monitored Window devices. The LogLogic LG 400 is a gateway collection appliance designed to leverage the capabilities of LogLogic’s Lasso software. Using the LG 400 gateway appliance, enterprise customers can centralize their Windows Event log collection and eliminate the need to manage individual agents on monitored Windows devices.

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Learn how the LG 400 can help you:

• Reduce maintenance costs and the impact on storage and processing of monitored servers
  

As a Windows NT/2000 Infrastructure Engineer in my past life (while working for a major search engine) I found myself scratching my head when I was told that we, LogLogic, did not have Windows support. My reaction was: “Well... wait, what?” I couldn’t fathom why we were not logging the biggest gorilla in the server market. But of course... that was over three years ago, and things have changed quite a bit.

LogLogic now, and for the last 2+ years, has had full Windows parsing support, but the question often comes... “How does LogLogic gather Windows logs?”

This blog entry is a short piece to talk about the options available currently for Windows logging, and some of the challenges you may face, with, or without, a LogLogic appliance.