Below is the list of blog posts with the “NXLog Enterprise Edition” tag.

We are officially announcing that NXLog will no longer be selling NXLog Enterprise Edition and NXLog Manager. This decision reflects our commitment to evolving our product offerings and delivering more powerful, future-proof solutions. While the sale of these products is ending, please be assured that we will continue to provide full technical support, maintenance, and bug fixes for both NXLog Enterprise Edition and NXLog Manager until the end of your contractual period.

We are excited to announce the release of NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.11. This latest version introduces two new features and addresses over twenty important issues, including two of the most significant which are highlighted in this announcement. Key enhancements in NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.11 Support for new macOS ES events NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.11 now supports the events introduced by version 13 of the macOS Endpoint Security (ES) API. Check the official Apple documentation for the most up-to-date list of events supported by the macOS ES API.

We proudly announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 6.3. This release adds new features and bug fixes, including the ones highlighted below. Support for parsing DTS Compliant logs from Microsoft Network Policy Server (NPS) The xm_nps extension module now supports parsing the newest DTL Compliant log format from Microsoft NPS. The module can now automatically parse all NPS log types, including legacy ODBC and IAS, without you having to specify the log type when configuring the module.

NXLog Enterprise Edition 5 has been with us for nearly four years. That’s four years of being an industry-leading log collection tool adored by engineering teams and Fortune 100 customers around the globe. And while the NXLog Enterprise Edition 5 story isn’t yet over, it needs to move forward to keep pace with modern technologies and new demands. Like any good muscle car, NXLog EE 5 has its limits, and so back in 2022 we came face-to-face with a problem - it required too much to change under the hood to stay modern and effective.

We are excited to announce the release of NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.10. This latest version addresses over twenty important issues - the two most significant are mentioned in this announcement - and introduces two features backported from NXLog Enterprise Edition 6. Key enhancements in NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.10 ElasticSearch integration NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.10 now allows ElasticSearch users to send data as a stream. This feature enables the storage of events in an append-only, single-named manner, enhancing data management and retrieval efficiency.

We proudly announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 6.2. This release adds some new features and includes bug fixes and stability enhancements. File and folder symlink support In this release, the primary focus was on adding uniform support for file and folder symlinks. The new development affects the im_file and im_fim modules when collecting logs from files, and when using File Integrity Monitoring. The new feature is available to use with the newly introduced directive FollowSymlink.

We proudly announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 6.1. This release adds new features to our Google Chronicle and Kafka output modules to provide more flexible configuration, introduces support for certificates with TPM-attested keys, and implements enhancements to our HTTP input module. Read on to find out more about these new features. More flexibility for your Google Chronicle integration We continue to build up our Google Chronicle output module with new functionality to give you more flexibility and control over your data.

The NXLog team is constantly improving the quality of NXLog Enterprise Edition and will soon introduce a new major release - NXLog Enterprise Edition 6.0. This release will bring a large number of changes and it is important to correctly adapt your current configuration when upgrading your system. Warning We strongly recommend testing NXLog Enterprise Edition 6.0 operation on a smaller set of devices before commiting to a full-scale upgrade of your complete system.

We proudly announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 6.0. This major release includes new NXLog language data types, additional TCP and HTTP configuration options, and enhancements to our Elasticsearch and remote administration modules. It will help you improve data integration and handling, enhance manageability, and increase cost efficiency. Empower your data integration with new "Array" and "Hash" data types As the NXLog configuration language now supports compound values with Array and Hash data types, you can enhance data integrity and coherence.

We are proud to announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 5.9. This release focuses on bringing you new supported platforms and configuration options. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Added protocols to network packet capture information Our administrative module (xm_admin) now returns a list of protocols configured in a packet capture (im_pcap) instance when you request server or module information. This allows you to track, count, and report on the network protocols you are monitoring.

We are proud to announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 5.8. Our newest release includes new modules, better integrations, and additional metrics to collect across your organization. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Native Salesforce module We’ve built a new native module (im_salesforce) for ingesting logs from Salesforce. With this, you no longer have to run an external Python-based Add-On script.

New year, new NXLog Enterprise Edition. Our developers have been hard at work throughout the holiday season to release the latest version of our flagship log collection solution. We are proud to announce NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.7, which includes bug fixes, security updates, and, of course, many new features. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Native support for Google Cloud Logging, Amazon S3, and Microsoft 365 Google Cloud Logging, Amazon S3, and Microsoft 365 integrations were already available as Add-Ons to NXLog Enterprise Edition.

Features of NXLog Enterprise Edition you must have So, it turns out that your organization needs a reliable solution that can collect, parse, forward, and aggregate your log data. This need might be based on any number of reasons. Perhaps it is due to regulatory compliance mandates. Maybe your security analysts have realized that collecting security logs is the best way to detect potential cyber attacks. These are all valid reasons.