Here it is, the blog post you have all been waiting for — Log Intelligence versus Log Insight. Well, actually it is Log Intelligence and Log Insight.The post will answer why two products with two different names. Read on to learn more!
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Several enhancements have been made to the UI in Log Insight 4.6. In this post, I would like to cover the changes to the Administrator pages. Read on to learn more!
Log Insight 4.6 introduces a variety of enhancements to the Log Insight agent. Read on to learn more!
Log Insight has supported event forwarding since 3.0. Given the syslog RFC, it was common for Log Insight to add a prefix to log events it forwarded. An option exists in 4.6 to change this behavior. Read on to learn more!
Many requests have come in for a dormant host alert in Log Insight. I am happy to announce that the feature is available in Log Insight 4.6. Read on to learn more!
I am happy to announce the release of Log Insight 4.6. As always, this release has a ton of new features. Read on to learn more!
Log Insight has been around for many years now and the product is always evolving. I recently was asked to assist with a Log Insight instance running internally and when I logged into the UI I almost did not recognize the product. This was because the instance was running an old version of Log Insight. Based on this, I thought it would be cool to show how the UI has evolved over time. Read on to learn more!
As you probably know, non-content pack alerts are owned by users. The question becomes, what happens if a user who has alerts leaves the company? Put another way, how do you change the ownership of user alerts? Read on to learn more!
Did you know Log Insight has the notion of a master node and a leader node? Do you know the differences about the roles? Read on to learn more!
Log Insight 4.5 added some nice enhancements around alerts. I would like to cover all the enhancements in this post. Read on to learn more!