It is designed to collect, filter, and forward system logs from a wide range of sources, helping IT teams centralize log management in a single, easy-to-use platform.

  • logs from diverse sources, including syslog messages, Windows Event Logs, and RELP-based inputs
  • Centralize and organize log data from servers, network devices, and applications
  • Analyze and filter logs to simplify troubleshooting, auditing, and alerting
  • Forward filtered logs to other systems for reporting and further analysis

How WinSyslog Works

The core function of WinSyslog is to gather, process, and distribute log data in a structured and reliable way.

The process follows three simple steps:

  1. Log Sources
    Logs are received from Windows servers, network devices, and applications using syslog and Windows Event Log technologies.
  2. Process by Rules
    Incoming logs are filtered, normalized, and processed using configurable rules and actions.
  3. Store or Forward
    Processed logs are stored in files or databases, or forwarded to other systems for further analysis.

Typical Use Cases

Common scenarios where WinSyslog helps IT teams centralize, process, and store logs reliably

Security Monitoring

Improve visibility and detect incidents by analyzing centralized log data.

Compliance & Auditing

Support retention and audit requirements with structured log storage.

Central Syslog Server

Collect logs from routers, firewalls, switches, and other network devices.

Windows Event Log Management

Centralize Windows Event Logs to simplify troubleshooting and auditing.

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