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Multiple hostnames for single IP address
I have installed NX Log agent on a windows machine, but NX Log Manager is showing multiple hostnames for a single IP address, and because of this there are multiple Agents showing now, and none of them is working.

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Parsing an appplication text log in windows box,
My applications are running in windows server, one of the app log i wanted to parse to an another format, when i check nxlog has the feature. I am new to nxlog, so thought to understand the working flow of nxlog. I didnt get any. I am getting the articles for windows event log parsing, Can someone help me how to parse that or can share any article regarding. Thanks in advance. Regards, Dhamodharan.

Dhamodharan.Deivasigamani created
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$raw_event from input im_file module not sent when output module uses om_tcp module with snare or bsd format
Hi, I'm trying to send a raw event in our specific logfile to another server via tcp using NXlog CE. The receiving end requires snare or bsd format. I already used the to_syslog_snare() and to_syslog_bsd() in the om_tcp module but it didn't work. I also tried to parse input module by adding empty condition to check raw event but it didn't work too. If I hardcode the raw event using exec then convert to snare or bsd in the output module, I'm receiving the hardcoded and formatted event in my server. Have I missed any configurations? Below is mysample config. Thanks a lot! <Extension _syslog> Module xm_syslog </Extension> <Input in> Module im_file File "C:/test.txt" ReadFromLast TRUE SavePos TRUE # if empty line then do not send if $raw_event !~ /^.*$/ { drop(); } else { $raw_event = to_syslog_bsd(); } </Input> <Output out> Module om_tcp Host myserver Port 8888 # to_syslog_snare(); # not receiving raw event in myserver # to_syslog_bsd(); # not receiving raw event in myserver # Exec $raw_event = "Hello there!"; to_syslog_bsd(); # this works; hardcoded one and formatted to syslog_bsd </Output> <Route testroute> Path in => out </Route> C:/test.txt Hello This is a test! 3rd line Bye

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