Monitoring of specific log events in Event Viewer through Nagios

[Navdeep Sidhu]

Hi All

Is there any option to monitor specific log events & get notification
through Nagios?
 
For eg. If there is an event id 4096 comes up under Application event
viewer then I should get notification for the same.

Nagios version is 2.8, plugin version is 1.52 & OS is RHEL ES4.

Thanks in advance

Regards
Navdeep Singh Sidhu

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