When using ODBC targets you will need to make sure that: The System DSN referenced in the ODBC target is present on all computers writing to the database. This requirement does not apply to version 2.50 and higher which also supports connection strings. Otherwise you can use AutoAdministrator to push out DSN names to remote machines. ...

KB-ID 11
Category: Notifications

Some antivirus software products e.g. McAfee starting with version 8.x block and/or intercept outgoing connections to port 25. This will interfere with the EventSentry SMTP notification actions which sends emails using SMTP port 25. You will need to disable or customize the SMTP protection feature of your antivirus product to make the SMT...

KB-ID 17
Category: Notifications

This is usually a permissions issue since the EventSentry agent is running under the LocalSystem account by default. Please click the help link below DOCID 18 for more information.

KB-ID 20
Category: Notifications

This is usually a permissions issue since the EventSentry agent is running under the LocalSystem account by default. Please click the help link below KBID 18https://www.eventsentry.com/kb/18 for more information.

KB-ID 19
Category: Notifications

This is usually due to an incorrectly configured System DSN. When configuring the DSN make sure that the SQL Server authentication type is set to With SQL Server authentication using a login ID and password entered by the user. If set to Windows NT authentication the EventSentry agent will attempt to connect to the database using the s...

KB-ID 24
Category: Notifications

This inconsistency only applies to entries written to the database by the TEST button. Regular entries written by the agents will show the time in your local time zone. This problem has been resolved in version 2.50 where the TEST button will generate a correct date.

KB-ID 26
Category: Notifications
Applies to: up to v2.43

While it is possible for multiple EventSentry agents to write to the same file it is not recommended. A file is always locked during a write operation which will prevent concurrent access to the file and might result in data loss.

KB-ID 31
Category: Notifications

This depends on the notifications used. Below you can find a list of the standard ports used for the support notifications in EventSentry. Deploy Manage or Update agent: Port 445 TCP cannot be changed Outbound from management console to agent machine Collector: Port 5001 TCP configurable Inbound on management console/Outbound on...

KB-ID 40
Category: Notifications
Applies to: All Versions

There are a number of reasons why you might not be receiving emails from the remote machines running the EventSentry agents. Please check each step below to resolve this problem: Make sure that your AntiVirus e.g. McAfee software is not blocking outgoing emails to port 25. See the additional links below for more information. Make sur...

KB-ID 61
Category: Notifications

Yes you can use EventSentry with MSDE however we do not recommend it as it provides limited administration capabilities and requires you to do many configuration changes through the registry. When installing MSDE make sure that you enable both SQL and Windows mixed authentication. If you have already installed MSDE and need to turn on mi...

KB-ID 68
Category: Notifications

EventSentry was tested and works with the following versions of MySQL: MySQL Server 5.0.x and higher It is HIGHLY recommended that you always install the latest version of the MySQL ODBC connector version 3.51.12 at the time of writing.

KB-ID 70
Category: Notifications
Applies to: 2.70

All ODBC connection information including the Connection String Username Password are stored in clear text in the registry. However the following precautions are taken to ensure that this securitysensitive information cannot be obtained and does not pose a risk to network security: 1. Registry Access Permissions: By default...

KB-ID 86
Category: Notifications

If the email recipient you configured in the EventSentry action is outside of your email organization then the host attempting to to send the email must be allowed to relay email through the email server configured in EventSentry. If relaying is currently not allowed on your email server then you can usually allow relaying in two ways: 1....

KB-ID 155
Category: Notifications

This problem usually only occurs under the following circumstances: You are launching an application with a user interface from EventSentry e.g. notepad not a commandline application. The EventSentry service is configured to run under a user account other than the LocalSystem account e.g. a domain user. You should be able to ...

KB-ID 160
Category: Notifications

When connecting to an OpenFire server the value in the Server field in the EventSentry action dialog needs to match the xmpp.domain field in the OpenFire configuration. If the name in the OpenFire configuration is not resolvable then it would need to be added to the local hosts file SYSTEMROOT\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts or DNS. This ...

KB-ID 182
Category: Notifications

EventSentry can send alerts via SMS in two different ways: 1. Email Gateways Most mobile cell phone providers offer an email to cell phone gateway where every cell phone essentially has an email address associated with it. Any emails sent to this email address will be sent directly to the mobile phone as a SMS message. While this is th...

KB-ID 301
Category: Notifications