Event PropertiesΒΆ
Events have certain properties, for example the message associated with the event or the time it was generated. Each of this properties has an assigned name. The actual properties available depend on the type of event. The following sections desribe both how to access properties as well as properties available.
Knowing about event properties is important for building complex filter conditions, customized actions as well as for integrating into a third-party system. Event properties provide a generic way to look at and process the events generated. Thus we highly recommend that you atleast briefly read this reference section.
- Acessing Properties
- System Properties
- Custom Properties
- Event-Specific Properties
- Standard Properties
- Windows Event Log Properties
- Windows Event Log V2 Properties
- Syslog Message Properties
- Disk Space Monitor
- CPU/Memory Monitor
- File Monitor
- Windows Service Monitor
- Ping Probe
- Port Probe
- Database Monitor
- Serial Monitor
- MonitorWare Echo Request
- FTP Probe
- IMAP Probe
- NNTP Probe
- SMTP Probe
- POP3 Probe
- HTTP Probe