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   CMD batch script store settings in DNS:
   Posted By : DSI-Tech Feb 7 2010 8:25:35 p.m.

Howdy

Earlier in the year I was working on developing some scripts to add a bit more flexibility on Microsoft's WSUS server at no cost. I've dug up a freeware tool ( WUInstall.exe ,downloadable from  http://www.xeox.com/index.php/en/tools/w

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   Free Windows Event log monitor to Syslog:
   Posted By : DSI-Tech Jan 31 2010 3:53:01 p.m.

I thought I'd drop this in as a follow up the previous one (SNMP) , for the environments that only have syslog server as an aggregation point. I have FAILED to find a free and simple to use SNMP2Syslog forwarder (I'm not even sure if there is such a tool/daemon), but I have found instead a freeware program that installs as a service and for

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   Free Windows Event log monitor with SNMP:
   Posted By : DSI-Tech Jan 31 2010 3:31:46 p.m.

I guess this is not common knowledge to most Wintel engineers/admins, but, if you have an SNMP-based monitoring system in your environment (and it's common to have SNMP or Syslog) it's reasonably easy to enable monitoring of the Windows Event logs , with the end result being that for each event of interests, an SNMP trap will be sent to your SNM

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   TheDude - Enterprise monitoring?:
   Posted By : DSI-Tech Jan 31 2010 9:36:26 a.m.

Monitoring your enterprise (or not so enterprise) systems is like the icing on the cake for service compliance, as it augments and automates some of the ITIL processes that should have, by now, reached a reasonable level of maturity in all IT environments.

While having been exposed

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   Problem Management and fault analysis:
   Posted By : DSI-Tech Jan 30 2010 8:19:49 a.m.
I've been very privileged to attend a class-based  formal Kepner-Tregoe course (to the practitioner level) focused on problem management (through my workplace). I highly recommend this structured approach for any IT engineer that has to undertake  troubleshooting of complex issues

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