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beta
on 15-09-2008
GFI EventsManager collects data from all devices that use Windows event logs, W3C, and Syslog and applies the best rules and filtering in the industry to identify key data. This allows you to track when staff swipe their fob, pick up the phone to call home, turn on their PC, what they do on their PC and which files they access during their work day. GFI EventsManager also provides you with real-time alerting when critical events arise and suggests remedial action.
Latest changes:
- Collect Windows Events
- FIXED: Licensing issue when upgrading from an older version of GFI EventsManager
- FIXED: Some W3C events are missing the file name in the GFI EventsManager Events Browser. This also affected reporting on these events
- FIXED: Problem importing a specific Cisco MIB
- FIXED: In certain situations, collection of events stops. The Scan Jobs are queued but the jobs are not processed
- FIXED: Error when generating reports which included data for Windows NT security events
- FIXED: Problem reading configuration settings caused by conflict with FIPS compliant algorithm policies
- FIXED: Event collection stops when reading W3C files which are incorrectly formatted FIXED: GFI EventsManager is not able to retrieving Windows Events from certain machines
- FIXED: The same event may be collected and processed more than once
- FIXED: Problem retrieving SQL Server audit configuration settings for server groups
- FIXED: Rule name is displayed as ‘N/A’ in alerts for events which are not archived
- FIXED: Memory leak in Syslog collector
- FIXED: Composed filters are not imported correctly from GFI EventsManager version 7.0 to GFI EventsManager version 8.1
- FIXED: Import of the default factory settings does not affect event processing rules which have been amended or disabled
- FIXED: Database backend is not upgraded during an upgrade from GFI EventsManager version 7.0 to Gfi EventsManager 8.1
