- play_arrow WinCollect 10 Overview
- play_arrow Installing WinCollect 10
- play_arrow Installing WinCollect 10
- Hardware and software requirements for the WinCollect 10 host
- Upgrading WinCollect 10 agents
- Installing WinCollect 10 using the GUI Quick installation
- Installing WinCollect 10 using the command line
- Installing WinCollect 10 using the Advanced installer
- WinCollect 10 Command line installation advanced examples
- WinCollect 10 installation script examples
- play_arrow Uninstalling WinCollect 10
- play_arrow WinCollect 10 Stand-alone Console
- play_arrow WinCollect 10 stand-alone console
- play_arrow WinCollect 10 stand-alone configuration
- play_arrow Agent settings
- Service status
- Log Viewer
- Top Sources
- Applying pending changes
- play_arrow Create a source in the Source wizard
- play_arrow Configuration Scripts
- play_arrow Configuration scripts
- Configuring WinCollect 10 to collect Microsoft security events
- play_arrow Agent configuration update script use cases
- Adding NSA filtering to an existing source
- Add Sysmon to your existing Windows event sources
- Changing the heartbeat interval
- Modifying the event data storage configuration
- Sending Syslog data to JSA over TCP
- Change the console port number
- Configuring a remote source with an update script
- Add Active Directory lookup update script
- Update script to add a secondary destination
- Update script file warn and error messages
- play_arrow Advanced Settings
- play_arrow Advanced settings
- Agent advanced settings
- play_arrow Source advanced settings
- Microsoft Windows events advanced settings
- EVTX Forwarder advanced settings
- Common file-based plugin advanced settings
- File Forwarder advanced settings
- Microsoft DHCP Server advanced settings
- Microsoft DNS Debug advanced settings
- Microsoft Exchange Server advanced settings
- Microsoft Forefront TMG advanced settings
- Microsoft IIS advanced settings
- Microsoft NPS advanced settings
- Microsoft SQL Server advanced settings
- System advanced settings
- play_arrow The WinCollect 10 Statistics File
- play_arrow WinCollect Terminology
Microsoft DNS Debug source
The Microsoft DNS Debug source monitors DNS Debug logs, which provide detailed data about all DNS information that is sent and received by the DNS server. This data is similar to the data that can be gathered using packet capture tools such as network monitor.
DNS debug logging can affect system performance and disk space, because it provides detailed data about information that the DNS server sends and receives. Enable DNS debug logging only when you require this information.
Parameter | Description | ||||
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Type | Microsoft DNS Debug | ||||
Root directory | Default Value = No default value, as the file location is configured when you set up DNS
Server debugging. Note: You no longer need to enter the UNC path for remote sources. | ||||
Filename pattern | The regular expression (regex) required to match the DNS debug log file set in the DNS
manager. For Example, dnslog.log | ||||
File reader type | Reads the contents of the file. Both options have basic Unicode encoding support for
byte-order marks.
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Include details | Select this option if you have configured Details in the Other options section when configuring the logging. |
Supported versions of Microsoft DNS Debug
The WinCollect Microsoft DNS Debug plug-in is not supported on versions of Microsoft DNS Debug that are designated end-of-life by Microsoft. After the software is beyond the Extended Support End Date, the product might still function as expected. However, Juniper does not make code or vulnerability fixes to resolve WinCollect issues for older software versions.