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    MBMLog

    Log collector for FortiGate units (v4 MR3)

    MBM-Log allows to look deeply in collected logs (not only Top 10). All charts are generated on demand. You can easily filter data. MBM-Log can help you with FortiGate diagnostics via SSH (built in commands) Java GUI application.
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    JMassLogProcess is an next generation SIEM solution, based on high performance syslog and snmp trap collector(up to 20,000 logs/s),Distributed File System(Hadoop),Complex Event Processing Engine and ZK …….
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    Distributed Syslog collector and viewer system with reliable Syslog msgs over tcp, and query with reg ex. using PERL. Supports IETF syslog and syslog relay, JAVA/JINI based, uses postgreSQL, JBOSS. Chain of custody raw to db data link. UTF8, D, F , UK
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