Systems Log - Professional 1.0.0.2

Systems Log - Professional is a tool developed to monitor the network.

Systems Log - Professional is an advanced and comprehensive piece of software developed to provide you with a reliable network monitoring tool, enabling you to keep track of all the messages exchanged between up to 1000 connected devices.

In order to function properly, the application requires a network connection, allowing it to have access to the compatible devices, for example routers, switches, Linux hosts or Windows servers, and log their messages. Systems Log - Professional provides support for servers such as IBM, Cisco, HP and others.

Systems Log - Professional uses the Syslog configuration from your system as a default setting, which is regularly sufficient. Nevertheless, you also have the possibility of adjusting the configuration features to fit your specific needs.

Systems Log - Professional can send regular notifications to a user-defined email address, as well as emit a sound alert. In order to be notified via email, you need to set up the address, the 'Host Mail Server' or 'Gateway',but also the username and password.

Notifications can be sent under various user-defined conditions, by specifying the 'Facilities' (such as 'Printer', 'Syslog Internal', 'Network News', or others) and the 'Severities' (like 'Errors', 'Emergencies', 'Debug' or 'Warning') in case of which you want to be alerted.

Using Systems Log – Professional, you can work with the 'Simple' or the 'Advanced' filtering modes. The 'Advanced' mode can be activated from the button in the top left corner of the main window. The 'Simple' filter uses default settings, so you can sort Syslog messages by time and severity. On the other hand, the 'Advanced' filtering mode needs for you to enter the values of a property to the string that contains the test conditions.

Systems Log – Professional is an reliable application that you can use to monitor your network and obtain relevant information about the messages that are sent and received by the servers, printers, routers and switches in your network.