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Title:SEAL
Moderator:GALVIA::SMITH
Created:Mon Mar 21 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1989
Total number of notes:8209

1854.0. "Need Log files" by GENIE::MUKHERJEE () Tue Mar 11 1997 06:21

Can someone help me please.  We are trying to write some utils to analyze and report on log files.

Anyone have some log files with various functions tested?  What I mean is that we could use sample logs from both
NT and UNIX based AV Firewalls in which their are bi-directional connections and a variety of application proxies
tested.

Please mail the logs to me at [email protected]

Also, when we have some items written, I will post here, in case it may help some of you.

BTW - are there some sources wherewe could find some tools that analyse the log files already?  Where?

Thanks,
Arjo
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1854.1CHEFS::espol1.gmt.dec.com::PITTGone with the winsock ...Wed Mar 12 1997 06:4412
Read this notesfile, and you'll find several things that people
(including myself) have written and posted.  I would suggest 
(once again!) that you acquaint yourself with the AltaVista Search
Engine for notes, and ask it your question.  You will find 
answers!

(Am I the only one to be starting to get fed up with people
asking for information on this notesfile, when it's already
posted on this notesfile?  Or perhaps I just got out of the
wrong side of the bed this morning?)

T
1854.2BIGUN::nessus.cao.dec.com::MayneChurchill's black dogWed Mar 12 1997 18:3214
Never mind, it happens in all the conferences. People these days seem to think 
that Usenet is the be all and end all of conferencing, and don't realise that 
there are places where answers hang around for more than three days.

Sort of like those people that think that UNIX is best at everything because 
in many ways it's better than DOS, and they've never heard of OpenVMS. 8-)

(I never get out of the wrong side of the bed; I just stay cynical. \-)

Another answer for .0 is to use some initiative and go looking. Yahoo is an 
excellent source of organised information where you will almost certainly find 
log file analysis tools.

PJDM