KS-Soft

I think I've found the cause: The logging file created by ntbackup.exe (w2k) appears to have a strange header. If I use FOR to read a line I am unsuccessfully as well. If I type the content to a second file (type backup.log > dummy.txt) I can successfully search the dummy.txt file for a string!

It appears to be the queried file: checking the log file created by ntbackup (w2k) it gives a fixed status (like if the string is not found); If I create a new file (right mouse click-new-text document) checking the file is fine: the action is according the string found. Ntfs rights are both times t...

test method=compare file; alert when file contains string; string=performed; (compare is NOT case sens.; NOT whole word; test is NOT reversed) Result is the Good/Alive alert, wethere the string is in the file or not. If I DO reverse the alert the result is the Bad/Dead action. If I play with 'revers...

I use the 'file contains string' within HostMonitor on a W2k server. When checking a file on a remote NT4S station it reacts as expected. When checking a file on a remote Win2000S station it reacts always with the same status, regardless if the file contains the string or not. I cannot figure out wh...

Is it true that I cannot monitor the events that are on a w2k Domain Controller, other than the 3 default logs (Application/security and system)? I would realy like to monitor the Directory Service, DNS Service and File Replication Service. I've started to test the hostmonitor today and haven't read...