Linux maintains a record of a various logs that helps a administrator to keep track of important events including system error messages, system startups, and system shutdowns. The logs are in ASCII text format and hence can be viewed with a text editor. The centralized logging is provided by two daemons are syslogd and klogd. Almost all the logfiles generated …
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Log server performance using Windows performance monitor
Windows performance monitor is a real time performance monitoring tool. It gives result in three different ways, Graphical view Histogram view and plaint text counter view. Some times we need to log the utilization of a server for the future reference. It includes various services like IIS, SQL, CPU, Disk usage etc.. you can write them to a file and …
Read More »Syslog server installation / configuration – Debian
Here is the step by step Installation procedure of a Syslog Server. Here I Used Debian platform. If you are in a different platform please check your file names and path.
Read More »“alias” use it for a good reason
In Linux we all work with lots of log files, like mail, squid, application etc…., all these files located in its own folder, for example, if we want to look for squid access log to monitor the site access, generally we do tail -f /var/log/squid/access.log, this involves lots of typing, we can make this simple with alias command in linux …
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