Anyone aware of a quick, dirty, and small IIS log Analyzer where I can just check the cs-bytes and sc-bytes for a particular sets of logs? I have a client that wishes just to dump monthy logs and ...

Every once in a while, I run across a little-known but very useful tool. Microsoft Log Parser falls squarely into this category. Originally developed to extract information from IIS logs, it has ...

Traditionally, configuration requirements to analyze custom logs, common web server logs (e.g. Apache, Nginx, IIS), or system logs (e.g. syslog) are challenging and time-consuming, hindering users' ...

This Log Parser Lizard GUI for Microsoft Logparser is a versatile tool that provides quick access to IIS, W3C and log4net logs, XML, CSV/TSV and Text files, as well as data sources on the Microsoft ...

Microsoft provides an example Report Pack for IIS which you get data in via LogParser.This is fine if you specify the files you want to import, but of course you wouldn't want to import files that ...

IIS logs, on by default, can slowly eat up your hard drive if you have a bunch of sites running or just a lot of traffic. Here's how to keep them in check.

Logentries' real-time log parsing capability can automatically identify and parse important information in logs that are not in Key Value or JSON format.