Performance Tests and Results
Determining the overall performance of a tool is not an easy task. Adiscon sometimes gets asked what the actual performance values for products like WinSyslog and MonitorWare Agent are, especially […]
How many syslog messages can WinSyslog process?
According to our tests, WinSyslog can process the following amount of syslog messages: UDP TCP Messages per Second 33.000 128.000 For more details, please see our more detailed testing description: […]
Hardware Configurations for Receiving Messages
I want to receive messages from various sources on my central server. What should be the hardware configurations for it? It depends on the average and expected number of messages […]
What does Event ID 1011 mean?
What does event 1011 mean? Our MonitorWare Line of Products e.g. EventReporter, MonitorWare Agent etc. periodically reads the Windows Event Log. While reading the Windows Event Log, they try to […]
Setup Error 1923
I receive error 1923 when installing a MonitorWare Product like EventReporter, WinSyslog or MonitorWare Agent. What to do? If you update one of those Products to a newer Version, you […]
Why do I have two date stamps in my received message?
A typical entry in WinSyslog’s log file looks as follows: 2001-02-15,17:09:35,192.168.2.1,23,5,74: *Mar 3 17:51:09.270 Central: > %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured from console by vty0 As you can see, there are two timestamps […]
EventLog ID 115 – ODBC Error codes
If you get an error with the Event ID 115, an error occured while logging into the ODBC-Database. WinSyslog then writes the error code in the NTEventLog-Text. See the table […]