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Is it possible to create filter in SEM to track browser used to access site, from the IIS log file ?

Wanting to know if this would be possible to grab it from our websites log file using a filter (going by user agents possibly), or if there is a way to create a custom filter using my own parse scrip

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npatterson over 1 year ago +1

This is not an option as the filter for connection are stored in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ContegoSPOP\tools. If your good regex you could modify but this will be erased when the connection is updated by…
Z3ro_Cool over 1 year ago in reply to npatterson +1

I had an inkling that it would be the case, so I will be going with stand alone parser to create a report, such a shame the dashboard is so fantastic at displaying the metrics, but when I looked over the…

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0 npatterson over 1 year ago

This is not an option as the filter for connection are stored in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ContegoSPOP\tools.

If your good regex you could modify but this will be erased when the connection is updated by SolarWinds

If you looking in connect under Wrapper ID it will tell you how many time was updated under rev #
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0 Z3ro_Cool over 1 year ago in reply to npatterson

I had an inkling that it would be the case, so I will be going with stand alone parser to create a report, such a shame the dashboard is so fantastic at displaying the metrics, but when I looked over the SEM documentation, what I was trying to do is really out of the scope of what SEM was designed for.

Thank you for your time and the information
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0 Z3ro_Cool over 1 year ago in reply to npatterson

I had an inkling that it would be the case, so I will be going with stand alone parser to create a report, such a shame the dashboard is so fantastic at displaying the metrics, but when I looked over the SEM documentation, what I was trying to do is really out of the scope of what SEM was designed for.

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