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05-07-2002 09:40 AM
05-07-2002 09:40 AM
System Log Checker
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05-07-2002 09:51 AM
05-07-2002 09:51 AM
Re: System Log Checker
See:
http://www.unixadm.net/#how
For example Big Brother.
HP Openview ITO.
Logcheck http://www.psionic.com/
C.
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05-07-2002 10:03 AM
05-07-2002 10:03 AM
Re: System Log Checker
Hi,
First of all welcome to the club.
Unix has several logs. One of the most important logs is:
/usr/var/adm/syslog
where you can find all the events that ocurred in the system, like reboots and others stuffs.
You can also create your own log using the script cmd
script -a logfile
For example,
$ script logfile
Script started, output file is logfile
$ rm -i f*
remove f1? y
remove f2? n
remove f3? y
remove f4? n
$ exit
exit
Script done, output file is logfile
The script output file, logfile, now contains a record of text printed at the terminal.
Try also 'man syslogd' and the COPS program avaiable at:
ftp://cert.sei.cmu.edu/pub/tools/cops/
Check the site for more informations : http://www.washington.edu/R870/Security.html
Regards,
Bassoi
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05-08-2002 12:21 PM
05-08-2002 12:21 PM
Re: System Log Checker
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05-08-2002 12:27 PM
05-08-2002 12:27 PM
Re: System Log Checker
try www.sarcheck.com free version for one month and good formtted reports . I am attaching one of them for your refernce.
Manoj Srivastava