Nagios Log Server’s enterprise-level monitoring and management solutions are now available for free indefinitely with a 500mb/day limit based on a 7-day rolling average.
The newest pricing tier allows you to use a basic version of the tool, free of charge, with no time limit. This free version of Log Server makes it easy to monitor small environment or to test Log Server out in your environment before you purchase the enterprise edition.
Log Server is a log monitoring and management application that allows organizations to quickly (and easily) view, sort, and configure logs from any source, on any given network. Log Server allows users to analyze, collect, and store log data based on custom specifications, and provides users with extended insight into the data on their network’s infrastructure. Out of the box, Log Server is configured to receive Windows Event Logs, Linux syslogs, and Network Device syslogs, as well as log information from any Windows and Linux machine. Additional log types can be added through our simple GUI configuration wizard.
This version of Log Server includes:
• 500mb/day (7-day rolling average)
• Centralized log management and configuration
• Advanced queries and filtering
• Built-in alerting system
• Unlimited users
• Simple set up wizards
• Automatic Snapshot and Backup System
• Unlimited retention
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