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EventReporter 14.3 Released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 14.3 release of EventReporter. This is a bugfixing release with minor feature update. Most importantly, the Adiscon SNMP MIB now supports messages sizes up to 64k (previous limit was 255 characters). The OpenSSL Library has been updated to 1.0.2h. Bugs were fixed primarily in RELP and syslog forwarding processing. […]

MonitorWare Agent 10.3 Released

Build-IDs: Service 10.3.471, Client 10.3.1564 Features OpenSSL library updated to 1.0.2h. Adiscon SNMP Mib: Changed DisplayString limit from 255 characters to 65536. Now, strings above 255 characters can be send using the adiscon mibs. Bugfixes Send Syslog Action: Fixed an issue with the “Disable processing, forward as it is” Option. RawSyslogMsg property is used instead […]

EventReporter 14.3 Released

Build-IDs: Service 14.3.395, Client 14.3.484  Features OpenSSL library updated to 1.0.2h. Adiscon SNMP Mib: Changed DisplayString limit from 255 characters to 65536. Now, strings above 255 characters can be send using the adiscon mibs.    Bugfixes Configuration client: Send Syslog Action: Fixed an issue with the “Disable processing, forward as it is” Option. RawSyslogMsg property […]

WinSyslog 13.3 Final (Build Service 13.3.546/Client 13.3.585)

Release Date: 2016-09-19 Build-IDs: Service 13.3.546, Client 13.3.585  Features OpenSSL library updated to 1.0.2h. Adiscon SNMP Mib: Changed DisplayString limit from 255 characters to 65536. Now, strings above 255 characters can be send using the adiscon mibs. Permitted Senders: If enabled, these senders cannot be deleted during runtime and have to be configured. Otherwise localhost […]

WinSyslog 13.3 Released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 13.3 release of WinSyslog. This is a bugfixing release with minor feature update. Most importantly, the Syslog server now provides basic access control via “ permitted sender list”, which restricts the senders to a set of pre-specified ones. Also Adiscon SNMP MIB now supports messages sizes up to 64k […]

rsyslog error reporting improved

Rsyslog provides many up-to-the point error messages for config file and operational problems. These immensly helps when troubleshooting issues. Unfortunately, many users never see them. The prime reason is that most distros do never log syslog.* messages and so they are just throw away and invisible to the user. While we have been trying to […]

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