Continued use of Windows will generate a large number of log files, but how can one easily monitor these files without having to go through a series of mouse clicks? Well, recently, we’ve been testing ...

Any desktop environment is bound to have lots of files and folders, and many are related to the underlying operating system, but some come from applications, user data and other sources. IT ...

Windows event log files contain a treasure trove of information on server performance and operations. But they're tedious to trawl through on a regular basis, especially when you have more than a few ...

Log files come with many challenges. Firstly, they exist as enormous volumes of data. Almost everything that a user does is recorded, meaning that they quickly pile up, and not all of them are useful.

Log file monitoring is problematic in version 1.8 (and maybe will be better in 2.0). There are two issues we've encountered: 1.) Zabbix triggers only reset to an OK state on the receipt of data ...