Syslog Protocol
The syslog protocol is a network logging standard supported by a wide range of network devices, appliances, and servers. Syslog messages deliver information on network events and errors. System administrators use Syslog for network management and security auditing.
With a dedicated syslog server, the syslog protocol consolidates event records from all over the network into a single central repository. It is invaluable for maintaining the network.
Syslog Server
A syslog server collects, parses, stores, analyzes, and explains syslog messages to professional network administrators, helping to improve the stability and reliability of the network.
Syslog Watcher installs a dedicated syslog server, integrating log data from multiple network devices into a single, easily manageable and accessible place. Collecting and analyzing syslogs is essential for maintaining network stability and auditing network security.
New generation of Syslog Watcher (version 6)
Syslog Watcher 6 - Updated Release Date
Syslog Watcher 6 - New Features Announcement
Syslog Watcher 6 - New Licenses Announcement
Syslog Watcher 5 Features
High Performance
Syslog Watcher has a high efficient multi-threaded architecture optimized for better performance.
Fast Syslog Storage
Syslog storage is designed to work under heavy load and can process thousands of syslog messages per second.
Advanced Networking
Syslog Watcher supports IPv4/IPv6 interfaces, Syslog over UDP as well as Syslog over TCP for reliability.