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Are there any messages being recorded in the Kiwi error log? Look at C:\program files (x86)\syslogd\ErrorLog.txt.
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Can you provide details on how the filter is configured? Are the Cisco event IDs in the message? Are there any rules before this one that may be matching first?
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Looking at the screenshoot I see the MPH is at ~1.5mm. If you have any rules running at all you are pretty close to the realistic limit of the syslog server. This could be a resource issue.
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Our volume, and I think the volume of any reasonable busy server, would be too much for email summaries. If it was just counts of messages by host and level maybe... Using a search engine like ElasticSearch or similar and query dashboards would be more useful IMO.
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I haven't done much in Perl with the syslog server but the syntax looks good... Are you getting any errors in the error log? Would VarPeerAddress work or is the IP embedded in the message text?
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The web access should have nothing to do with the log files, they are different actions. Is the action "Log to Kiwi Syslog Web Access" active in your rule(s)?
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I've just installed the upgrade over the existing version. Back up your settings file first.
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You will need to run a script action. Here is a script we have for a similar use: 'Script to take the account locked out event logs, build a data dictionary, publish to a web page, check for unlocks and expire the events. ''Sample data '2012-11-30 08:52:25,Local1.Notice,DOMAINCONTROLLER.domain.local,"Nov 30 08:52:25…
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Increasing the buffer size will likely just ensure messages aren't dropped and increase your delay. We're doing between 17 and 22 million messages a day on a single server with 80+ rules, lots of logging and scripting. The server is a VM with 4 CPU and 4gb of RAM. Something definitely isn't right with the performance…
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We don't do much and it's not for the Daily email. We update CustomStats01 with the total received. This is done via a scheduled script that reads Fields.GetDailyStats() and parses the current values and compares to CustomStats01 then updates the variable with the new total. We then send the difference to statsd and…