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Technical News & Discussion => Networking & Routers => 2-Wire 2700 => Topic started by: 2700logger on Jul 17, 2009, 06:33:55

Title: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: 2700logger on Jul 17, 2009, 06:33:55
Hi,

Is it possible to save the log files from the BT Business Hub (2700) onto the server?

I am particularly interested in recording the Access Log.

ps. I'm an IT admintrator who is going on holiday soon and I want to keep a check of the staff time being spent online while I am away from the office.

Thanks
Title: Re: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: Glenn on Jul 17, 2009, 06:41:16
I'm not sure myself, but I would think Alan will be able to help.

:welc:  :karma:
Title: Re: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: kinmel on Jul 17, 2009, 07:37:38
Hi  :welc:

:welc:   :karma:

The Event log and the Firewall log store connection details between the internet and any server on your network.

None of the logs record the activity of individual computers on the network behind the router, you can limit the times of access using the Access Control, while the  Content Control will limit the types of  website accessible to your staff.

Title: Re: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: 2700logger on Jul 17, 2009, 11:25:45
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!

I was hoping that I could set the router to periodically dump the event log onto the main server so I could see the access times etc by the individual terminals.

Would've be handy to see how much time is wasted on the internet while I'm away from the office - while the cats away etc.

Anyone aware of any software which would help?
Title: Re: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: Sebby on Jul 17, 2009, 13:23:57
:welc: :karma:

I'm not sure that can be done. :(

Perhaps something like RouterStats may be able to grab the information off that page, though...
Title: Re: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: MisterW on Jul 17, 2009, 20:05:44
QuoteI was hoping that I could set the router to periodically dump the event log onto the main server so I could see the access times etc by the individual terminals.
The 2700HGV has a syslog facility , you can get it to send the logs ( but I dont know which ones! ) to a syslog server. Its configured here http://home/xslt?PAGE=J18&THISPAGE=J01&NEXTPAGE=J18
Hope that helps
Title: Re: Saving Log Files on the BT 2700HGV?
Post by: Lance on Jul 18, 2009, 23:23:44
I wonder if some macro recording software might be able to help?