Hi
I am checking the eventlog on several servers with Hostmonitor, and now and then there is an error showing up. Then I send a mail to a person to say that something have gone wrong, and what the content of the event message was.
This is working fine.
Now I need to save the content of the event message to a file aswell, becouse I need to analyse the contet of the event message.
Is there a way to save this event message (Reply) in files or in one file (appending) ?
I cant find a way to do this.
We use HostMonitor Ver: 8.26
Regards
Jan-Sigurd
How save reply of a BAD test to a text file
Re: How save reply of a BAD test to a text file
You can use this with private logs or reports feature.kongsjs wrote:
Now I need to save the content of the event message to a file aswell, becouse I need to analyse the contet of the event message.
Is there a way to save this event message (Reply) in files or in one file (appending) ?
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/logs.htm
Regards,
Martin
Yes, you can use Private log.
Plus there are more options
2) you may use Common log
3) you may use "Rcord HM log" action
4) you may use "Execute external program" action and simple script (BAT file) to record data into text file
If you plan to use option #1-#3, please mark "Show events description in Reply field for check NT Event Log test" option located on Misc page in the Options dialog.
If you plan to use option #4, you may use %NTEventText%, %NTEventType%, %NTEventTime%, %NTEventSource% macro variables to record information about detected event log event.
Regards
Alex
Plus there are more options
2) you may use Common log
3) you may use "Rcord HM log" action
4) you may use "Execute external program" action and simple script (BAT file) to record data into text file
If you plan to use option #1-#3, please mark "Show events description in Reply field for check NT Event Log test" option located on Misc page in the Options dialog.
If you plan to use option #4, you may use %NTEventText%, %NTEventType%, %NTEventTime%, %NTEventSource% macro variables to record information about detected event log event.
Regards
Alex