
WHS Event Monitor
Posted on 07. Apr, 2009 by Terry Walsh in Home Server Administration
Experience Level: Expert
WHS Event Monitor will send you an email notification of particular events on your home server that are documented/recorded/viewable in the Windows Event Viewer.
Developer: Dave Mercer
More Info: Download | Support Forum | Review
Release History
v1.1.1 (December 2007)
- Current release
- Minor fix to bug where usseSMTPAuth and useSSL were not being rendered correctly
v1.0 (November 2007)
- The UI now scans the available Event Logs as opposed to hard-coding what I think you have – David
- Fixed race sending multiple message at the same time – Andrew.
This was nasty!!! I’m not 100% sure I’ve nailed it. Pls let me know if you see problems. - Fixed the SMTP No-Auth problem (Yet again). For real this time, I promise – David
- I now start the service automagically on install. If there is no config, it will fail but will restart when a new config is saved from the UI.
- WHSEventMonitor_Readme.htm now drops in WHS dir and in WHS Event Monitor dir under PFiles.
- I’ve added a tool (EventGenerator.exe) that will allow you to test your rules. It drops in the WHS Event Monitor dir under PFiles. Yes, I know I’ve hard coded “Event Generator” as the source of the events and yes I know that the actual source I use is “Event Generator:x” where x is the index of the log you are sending to. There are some very good reasons for this all of which have to do with not messing up your machine. I’ll explain more if you like but I expect you don’t.
- Regardless of what I do, the FIRST event fired by the EventGenerator will register to the EventLog but will NOT be processed by the WHS Event Monitor. I have no idea why, and have spent too much time trying to understand the issue, so I’ve decided to declare it (in MSFT talk) “By Design”.
- PDBs are now dropped so I can better get a handle on issues when they arise.
See developer website for more.




scott
27. Nov, 2009
The download link is broken, just takes the user to a blank page.