UDP Listener

File Listener

MS-SQL Listener

Eventlog Listener

RSS and Atom Listener

Folder Listener

StdOut/StdErr Listener

File Listener does a tail on a file.

• File: Full path to the file to monitor.
• Poll intervall: How often, in milliseconds, the file should be checked.
• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.
• Start at end: Whether or not to show all current data in the file or only show new data.

• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.
• Kill on exit: Whether or not the external application should be terminated when the listener stops.
• File: Full path including command line arguments to the application.

Folder Listener does a tail on all files in a folder.

• File: Full path to the folder to monitor.
• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.
• Add filename to prefix: Whether or not to append the filename of the file generating an event to the prefix.
• Add short filename to prefix: Whether or not to append the 8.3 filename of the file generating an event to the prefix.
• Show no file content: Whether or not to monitor the content of the files in the folder.

RSS Listener monitors Atom and RSS feeds.

• URL: Url to the feed.
• Poll intervall: How often, in minutes, the feed should be checked.
• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.
• Start at end: Whether or not to show all current items or start looking for new items.

UDP Listener listens for UDP traffic on a given port.

• Sender IP: This is the IPv4 adress of the udp package sender.
• Port: The port to listen on.
• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.

EventLog Listener monitors an event log.

• Host IP: IP address of the machine hosting the event log.
• Log name: The eventlog to monitor.
• Poll intervall: How often, in milliseconds, the eventlog should be checked. This is only used when not monitoring the local machine. The listener uses events for local event logs.
• Append field names: Whether or not to append the eventlog field names to the log data.
• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.

MS-SQL Listener does a tail on a table in a Microsoft SQL Server Database

• Prefix: A small text that is shown before the event in the viewer to indicate where the event came from.
• Server: Hostname or IP of the SQL-Server
• User: Username to use for login.
• Password: Password to use for login.
• Windows Authentication: Check this if you want to use windows integrated security to login.
• Database: The databes to use.
• Table: The table to watch.
• Max Column: The column to SELECT MAX from to find new rows.
• Poll intervall: How often, in milliseconds, to check the table for new rows.
• Start at end: When this is checked only new items are showed. When it is not checked the listener starts with getting all rows in the table.