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PacketTrap Syslog Server receives, logs and displays syslog messages from routers, switches, and any other syslog enabled device. Filter by facility, severity, date, host name, key word, forward to another syslog server and export to a file.Receives messages from routers and firewalls (e.g. PIX). Writes messages to file, database, sends email-alerts and much more. Supports UDP and TCP syslog, compression and SNMP. Highly customizable. Runs as background service. With Web Interface.TimeTools Windows Atomic Clock NTP Server Syslog Daemon is a free utility that runs on any Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 workstation or server. It allows any syslog messages from any Linux or Unix based syslog client to be logged and displayed.Gather syslog data from network appliances and workstations. Syslog Watcher Pro Edition collects syslog information from network devices via UDP and TCP protocols, and works in IPv4 and IPv6 networks, records, stores, organizes and displays syslogs.The Snare Agent for Windows is a windows service that facilitates transfers of windows eventlog data to a central collection server (such as syslog)High performance Windows time server supporting NTP and SNTP protocols. Installation automatically configures default time servers - up and running in 30 seconds. GPS clock drivers are included. SMTP AUTH and SysLog error notification.WinAgents EventLog Translation Service monitors Windows event logs and forwards them to SYSLOG server or to SNMP station. The program frees you from the necessity to check the EventLogs manually and makes centralized event handling possible.ActiveX component is a peer-to-peer connection convenient to label each peer to behave in context of Listener(Server) or Initiator(Client). Component comes with several profiles included as: SINK/ECHO for testing, ROT13, ZIP Tuning etc...The Snare BackLog application is a program that provides a central collection facility for a variety of log sources, including Snare Agents for Windows, Solaris, AIX, Irix, ISA Server, IIS Server, Lotus Notes (and others), plus any syslog-capable device