Every device in your network or Linux machine or whatever else writes information on logs and, depending on the log level you defined for these “devices”, the information can be really helpful for re-acting/pro-acting to problems, finding issues or simply historyzing your events.

This post is about a free, windows based and human readable syslog daemon that you can install somewhere in your network and that can provide you a centralized point for logging.

The tool is called Kiwi SysLog Daemon and is downloadable here.