Here is a quick jumpstart video on Nagios Log Server. If you would like help with Nagios Log Server: Visit the Nagios Log Server product section of the KB Schedule a Quickstart to have our techs help you setup Nagios Log Server Read More

The first step is to install Nagios Log Server and is covered our installation document. This document is written for administrators who are looking to perform a new installation of Nagios Log Serveron a Linux machine, rather than using a pre... Read More

A single Nagios Log Server machine is all that is needed to start gathering and analyzing logs, but it is recommended to have two or more if possible as it offers data redundancy and improve performance. The following video steps you through adding... Read More

Once Nagios Log Server is installed and up, the next step would be to import some logs. Importing syslogs from Linux servers, Windows systems, and network devices common logs imported into NLS. Setting them up is covered in the video below. If you... Read More

Dashboards are used to query, filter, and display data that Nagios Log Server has imported. These steps, along with creating dashboards, are covered in our Analyzing Logs With Nagios Log Server document. Additionally, one can find community submitted... Read More

Nagios Log Server has the ability to trigger an alert using queries set up on the dashboard. Queries use the standard Nagios thresholds to determine if an alert is triggered. Sending an email is the most common alert method, but NLS can also send... Read More

Nagios Log Server is a clustered application, it consists of one or more instances of Nagios Log Server. An instance is an installation of Nagios Log Server, it participates in the cluster and acts as a location for the received log data to reside.... Read More

We take you through a quick walkthrough of Nagios Log Server so you can monitor your logs and stay on top of your IT infrastructure. See the video below for details.       Read More