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    Egert143
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    i made new Agent Policie under template with the following content

    SubAgent=wineventsync.nsm
    [WinEventSync]
    EventLog=Application
    EventLog=Security
    EventLog=System
    

    But i dont see it being applied to nodes, even when i click force deployment of agent policies. I think it only gets applied when template is assigned to new node, and not already existing nodes.

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      Policy will be applied only to nodes, to which the template is applied (but should work in any sequence - either template was applied first and then policy was added, or otherwise).

      On Windows systems default location for configuration policy files is
      C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\nxagentd\config_ap
      so you can watch this folder to check if policy gets there. Agent restart is needed so it can catch up the new configuration.

      Also, on a side node, there are two ways how to monitor Windows Event logs - one is Windows Event Sync, when logs are sent to NetXMS server and stored there (so it requires bandwidth and DB space. The other is Log File Parser Policy - you can specify Windows Event Logs there in file name field, e.g. *Security

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