Receiving Windows Log Events
Windows Event Log is targeted to provide detailed information on functioning of Windows operational system and applications running under it.
Windows Event Log messages should be converted to SNMP traps to be received by Iotellect Network Manager. Refer to the SNMP traps for details on receiving and processing the traps.
This section presents instructions for configuring Windows machine to send SNMP traps when certain messages are added to the Windows Event Log.
The SNMP Agent should be installed and properly configured to send traps to the host Iotellect Server is running on. Refer to SNMP Setup on Windows Systems (and particularly Steps to Configure SNMP Traps section) for the details.
Defining and Exporting Event Mappings
Microsoft evntwin
utility is used to select events and prepare necessary data. It provides a graphical UI for selecting, configuring and exporting event log messages to be translated to SNMP Traps:
evntwin
utility from the Start (Run) menu or from a command window.The exported mapping file should be a text file with one or more lines in the following format:
#pragma add <LogName> "<SourceName>" <EventID> <EventCount> <TimeInterval>
Configuring SNMP Traps
Microsoft evntcmd
utility is used to configure the translation of events to traps based on information in the configuration file. To do it just run evntcmd
, giving it the name of exported mappings file.
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