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EventLog Analyzer is a web-based event management tool that collects, analyzes, and reports on event logs from distributed Windows host and, syslogs from UNIX hosts, Routers and Switches

Broadcast Windows event log events to a syslog server or forward the events to an email address. EventLog Inspector can either run as Windows service or interact with the user by displaying pop-up notifications about selected events.

Netwrix Event Log Archiver is a free tool to automatically consolidate and archive Windows event logs across the network. The tool collects and consolidates event logs from multiple servers and archives them in a central location.

EventConsolidator is an agentless solution for monitoring multiple Windows machines. It provides a single powerful view of all event logs. Reports provide in-depth information about your systems - without the need to look at each event log manually.

WMI Tools is a free toolkit from AdRem Software designed to access WMI information. It includes views for general info, processes, services, event log, hardware, operating systems and a WMI explorer for defining and using custom WMI queries.

WMI Tools is a free toolkit from AdRem Software designed to access WMI information. It includes views for general info, processes, services, event log, hardware, operating systems and a WMI explorer for defining and using custom WMI queries.

WMI Tools is a free toolkit from AdRem Software designed to access WMI information. It includes views for general info, processes, services, event log, hardware, operating systems and a WMI explorer for defining and using custom WMI queries.

EventReporter monitors Windows NT/2000/XP event log and forwards events either to a syslog daemon or email recipient. Ideal for centrally monitoring NT event logs. Runs as a service.

xStarter will help you to automate each and every process in your computer. Automate operations on schedule, or on a keypress or via various events (windows event log changes, file/folder modifications, signals from an RS232 port, etc.)