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Bid on ELM Event Log Monitor on eBay
That's right. Go to eBay and search for item number
9727920420.
Bid on activation for a 10 server license for ELM Event Log
Monitor.
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Monitor Windows event logs for the machines in your system from a central
console.
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Know when your system is under attack or stressed, and automatically respond.
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Receive real time alerts via email, pager, net send and ELM Advisor.
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Collect important events from Windows event logs into a central database,
making it easy to create network-wide reports and custom filters.
Implement processes to adequately protect your networks and
critical systems - You can be overwhelmed by the huge data collection
task that you face. Install ELM Event Log Monitor and stop wrestling with large
amounts of data from the massive number of daily events that have to be
addressed.
ELM provides a strong management stance - It helps you improve
and manage system integrity and it provides a natural complement to the
Windows security framework. With real-time monitoring, alerting and reporting,
ELM improves general IT controls, increasing the efficiency and productivity of
the organization and producing peace of mind that compliance regulations have
been satisfied and critical systems for business processes are reliably
monitored, maintained and secured.
ELM Event Log Monitor 4.0 reliably collects events from
Windows systems, presents the information in a granular format, and launches
alerts so that you can replace forensic follow-up with proactive management.
Using EVM’s automated monitoring, rich notifications, and preconfigured
reports, you can achieve reduced system management costs and a fortified
security perimeter.
This could be your lucky day! A $4000 value, bidding
starts at $9.99 (U.S.) This auction ends June 19th, 2006.
New Stuff at TNT Software
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ELM Maintenance Release 4.0.223 is now available for download
here.
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Mark your calendars... Save September 27th for us! We're planning a Users Group
Meeting where our experts will be happy to meet you and talk about ELM (hint:
What comes after 4.0?)
Two Ways to Save Time and Effort
1. Create an Administrative Console
Create an administrative toolbox of snap-ins using the steps
below.
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To start the Microsoft Management Console, click Start | Run, enter mmc, and
click OK. An empty MMC will appear.
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Depending on your version of Windows, open either the Console menu or the File
menu and select Add/Remove Snap-in. The Add/Remove dialog will appear.
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On the Standalone tab click the Add button. A list of standalone snap-ins will
appear.
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Select ELM Manager, Event Viewer, Services, etc. from the list of snap-ins and
click Add after each selection. Click Close to close the list of available
snap-ins. The Add/Remove dialog will appear.
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Click Close to close the Add/Remove dialog. The MMC will re-appear.
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Depending on your version of Windows, open either the Console menu or the File
menu and select Save to save the configured MMC.
Now your frequently visited administrative tools are
gathered into one convenient place!
2. How To Import and Export Data
ELM includes the ability to import and export a single item
or a container of items. Items can be exported to and imported from XML files
and the Windows Clipboard. In addition, you can also export items to Mail
Recipients. Importing and exporting XML packages makes it easy to exchange
configuration information and ELM Server Objects between ELM Servers, or in the
case of Personal Views, between ELM users.
To export one or more items:
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Right-click on a container or a single item and select Export To. The Export
context menu will appear.
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Choose an export destination:
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Clipboard
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File
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Mail Recipient (requires MAPI and a configured mail profile on the ELM
Console).
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The Export Type dialog box will appear. Choose Plain Text or XML. If you plan
on importing the item, you must choose XML. Plain text items cannot be
imported.
To import one or more items that have been exported from an
ELM Console:
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Right-click on the appropriate container, or in the white space in the results
pane of the appropriate container, and select Import From. The Import context
menu will appear.
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Choose an import source.
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Clipboard (available only if you just exported to the clipboard)
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File
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The new item will be imported into the selected container.
(Note: You cannot import data while in EVALUATION mode. The
ability to import XML configuration data requires a licensed version of ELM. To
obtain a license, contact TNT Software's Sales department.)
NOT Strictly Business
It's Dad's turn this month...
The History of FATHERS' DAY
Sonora Dodd of Washington decided to create a Father's Day
after listening to a Mother's Day sermon in 1909. She wanted a special day to
honor her father, William Smart. Smart, a Civil War veteran and a widower,
raised his six children alone while running his farm.
Sonora's father was born in June, so she chose to hold the
first Father's Day celebration in Spokane, Washington on the 19th of June,
1910. President Lyndon Johnson signed a presidential proclamation in 1966
declaring the 3rd Sunday of June as Father's Day. President Richard Nixon
signed the law which made it a permanent holiday in 1972.
In Germany, Father's Day has a different, older history. The
tradition goes back to the Middle Ages, when the day was celebrated with a
religious procession honoring Gott den Vater. By the 1700s, it became a more
family-oriented holiday in honor of fathers. But by the 19th century, it became
a "men's day out", when men to go to a local pub and have a few drinks with
friends. It is celebrated in May.
The Canadian and British Father's Days are derived from the
American version and are celebrated on the same day. In Australia, it is
celebrated on the first Sunday of September. In these countries, it is
customary to wear a red rose to pay homage to a living father, while white
roses honor a father who has passed away.
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The word "Dad" dates to the sixteenth century, or earlier. It may have
originated with the Welsh word "Tad" (meaning father). The word "Father" is
derived from the Old English "Foeder".
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There are an estimated 66.3 million fathers across the U.S. today.
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Nearly 95 million Father’s Day cards were given last year in the United States,
making Father’s Day the fourth-largest card-sending occasion.
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There were 22,410 sporting goods stores in the U.S. in 2003. These stores are
good places to purchase traditional gifts for dad such as fishing rods and golf
clubs. (Hint, hint)
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Neckties lead the list of Father’s Day gifts (and there are 10,416 men’s
clothing stores around the country).
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Other items high on the list of Father’s Day gifts include those you may find
in dad’s toolbox. There are 14,755 hardware stores and 5,280 home centers.
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There are approximately 147,000 “stay-at-home” dads. These married fathers with
children under 15 years old have remained out of the labor force for more than
one year primarily so they can care for the family while their wives work
outside the home. These fathers cared for 268,000 children.
These facts and more can be found at the
U.S. Census Bureau
June 13th in History
1381 - The Peasants' Revolt, a popular uprising led by Wat Tyler and sparked by
the implementation of a poll tax, began in Britain.
1789 - General George Washington was served a new dessert by Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton, ice cream.
1900 - The Boxer Rebellion began in China. The secret society was dedicated to
ending the domination and exploitation of the country by foreigners.
1921 - "The Sultan of Swing," Babe Ruth, made a 460 foot homerun into the
center field bleachers at New York City's Polo Grounds. It was the longest
homerun Ruth made in his career.
1944 - Marvin Camras patented the wire recorder, which was the forerunner of
easier-to-use magnetic tape recorders.
1971 - After performing in the Music Center in Los Angeles, California, singer,
Francis Albert Sinatra, tried to retire from show business, but got bored with
inactivity. By November 1973 he was back with "Sinatra - The Main Event" at
Madison Square Garden.
1990 - East Germany began the final demolition of the Berlin Wall, knocking out
concrete slabs all over the city to reopen streets sealed off since the Cold
War barrier was built in 1961.
Born on June 13th:
1865 William Butler Yeats Nobel Prize-winning poet d: 1939
1892 [Philip St. John] Basil Rathbone actor d: 1967
1903 Red [Harold] Grange Football Hall of Famer d: 1991
1953 Tim Allen [Dick] comedian, actor
1998 Bruin William Faber one of my favorite 8-year-olds
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