monitoring windows event viewer.

[Chris Beattie]

Toonz IT wrote:
> Is it possible to monitor specific event ids like disk error, fro 
> windows event viewer logs??

Yes, but you may have to use the NSClient++ agent on your Windows boxes 
and create custom commands to do it.

http://nsclient.org/nscp/wiki/CheckEventLog/CheckEventLog

Unfortunately, I deleted the Windows event log checks after I didn't 
need them any more, so I don't have a working example configuration to 
show you.


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-Chris

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