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View event log via web interface

I would like to be able to view the log event for a series of asp.net websites running in IIS. Can I do this from the outside, for example, via the web interface?

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No, but there are two solutions that I would recommend:

  • Adiscon EventLogger is a third-party product that will send your Windows EventLog to an SQL database. You can either send all events or create filters. Of course, once the events are in the SQL database, you can use any of the usual tools to create a web interface.

  • You can use the ASP.NET HealthMonitoring configuration section to configure .NET to send all ASP.NET related events directly to SQL databases. This covers exceptions, palpitations, and many other types of events. SqlWebEventProvider is a cinch setting.

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Do you want to know if you can do something, or are you looking for an application that you can remove from a shelf?

I am not a Windows guy, but I think the Microsoft MOM / SCOM solution will probably allow you to view the event log via the web interface - perhaps very difficult and expensive if all you need.

A quick Google search http://www.codeproject.com/KB/XML/Event_Logger.aspx , which shows that you can log in if you want to flip your own ... also MS tool on msdn

Sorry i can't help anymore

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