February 2004
Old Logs, New Tricks
Software that analyzes system log files could help automate computer networks.
By Gregory T. Huang
Today, at universities and companies alike, everything from broken printers to failed Web transactions generates computer error messages. And while technicians pore over reams of system status "logs"-text files that document what's happening in the network-everyone else loses precious time trying to access disconnected file servers, Internet links, and e-mails.
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