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Sunday, May 10, 2009

EventTracker v.5.6.41 Enterprise Edition

EventTracker v.5.6.41 Enterprise Edition | 16,8 Mb

EventTracker manages event log of Windows NT/2000/XP workstations and server at central location. It will display all the events in real time and logs events into a database. It monitors event logs, security, processes and services, SNMP, Windows clusters. It supports Event notification. Remote viewers, Custom views, event filtering, powerful reporting, remote install and many more features If is scalable to hundreds of thousands of events and hundreds of server/workstations. The main benefits are: It minimizes downtime and increases user satisfaction. It reduces total cost of ownership (TCO). It take control of critical system and critical application. It address your security issues immediately.

Features:

Logging in Depth:

EventTracker allows you to effectively manage your systems and provides operational efficiencies – reducing IT costs and freeing resources for other duties that increase the business value of your organization. EventTracker's built-in knowledge base enables you to gather business intelligence providing increased security, performance, availability, and reliability of your systems.

Complete Event Log Management:

EventTracker™ software provides automatic, unattended consolidation of millions of events in a secure environment in real-time from a variety of sources – including Windows, UNIX/Linux, Solaris BSM and SNMP devices.

Agent Optional Architecture
Cross-Platform Support
Centralized Warehouse
Auto Back-up/Clear native event logs
Event Log Reporting and Warehousing

Centralized Event Log Monitoring:

The advanced, central console puts the security manager, event log monitor and event log reporting engine at your fingertips. Instantly display events from all systems on a centralized console and customize views using multiple windows and rule based filtering.

Browser Based Management
Real-Time Alerts
Event Filtering
Log File Monitoring
User Tracking
Application Monitoring
Network Connection Monitoring
Network Device Monitoring
Network Install/Uninstall Monitoring
Process Monitoring
Service Monitoring
System Monitoring
Unix/Linux System Monitoring
Website Monitoring
Centralized Security Policy Editor

Event Consolidation:

Support of systems inside and outside the domain
Support of Windows 2003/2000/XP/NT/VISTA, UNIX/LINUX, Network, SNMP, Solaris BSM
Multi-tier Architecture – enterprise view, departmental view
Flexible web based management interface
Single collection point can receive 30,000 events per minute in real-time
Supports multiple collection points
Role based user authentication
Supports guaranteed event delivery making sure no events are left behind
Event Warehousing – Archive events in compression that are tamper proof for up to 7 years (over 96% compression)
Compressed and encrypted transmission of event data
Agent and a******ss mixed architecture

Event Correlation:

Events from multiple servers and domains can be correlated to provide faster decision making and greater security.
Example: Generate an alert condition when you have 100 logon failures in five minutes in all domain controllers.

Search out-of-box correlation rules to detect the most common and critical security conditions.
Create customized correlation rules and actions.
Search user defined pattern(s) of events or sequence(s) of events in real-time.

Event Analysis and Forensics:

Ability to complete event and forensic analysis
Ability to search and scan events based on single and multiple strings with an Event Description
Supports Perl Compatible Regular Expression (PCRE)
Over 500 predefined rules to search the most common conditions

Key Enterprise Features:

Group systems based business or management units
Monitor and create reports based on groups and organization
Manage and distribute configuration to groups of systems or to all systems
Quick and easy upgrade of new version to all systems in both domain-based and domain-less Network configurations
Hierarchical event and security monitoring with support for multiple consoles and multiple databases
Example: Headquarters based consoles monitor systems from all offices but a branch office console monitor only systems in that branch

Forwards events to trouble ticketing system or SNMP manager(s) such as HP OpenView, Tivoli, Unicenter

EventTracker Framework:

Support for Windows domain-based and domain-less Network configurations

» Domain Windows Explorer – Domain-wide file explorer; ability to change file audit on any system within the domain; ability to change file permission from any system within the domain; ability to copy files from one system to any system; ability to find file in any/all systems within a domain; ability to start the performance monitor on any system.

» Domain-Less Topologies – Seamlessly configures and monitors systems outside an Active Directory or NT domain. Apply configurations, upgrades, change the settings, restart services, and monitor security and configuration.

Active Directory (AD) – Organizational Units (OUs) Administrator Console – Reliably deploy (install, remove, upgrade, configure) agents to monitored systems from a central console. Actions can be restricted to user-defined groups.
Agent optional – Both agent-based and agent-less options available
Event Warehousing – Ability to archive events up to seven years
Multi-tier Architecture – Enterprise view, Departmental view
Support for SQL server or MS-Access as backend event database
Automatically backs up and clears the windows event logs when needed

Installation:

Rapid installation of EventTracker™ Manager (next->next->done)
Monitor events instantly
Quick installation of EventTracker™ Agent(s) on Windows systems within the domain in strict compliance with defined security policy
Installation of EventTracker™ Agent on Windows systems outside the domain
Auto-discovery of Windows systems in the domain(s) including both NT domains (trust relationships honored) and Active Directory domains.

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