Re: Tripwire or alternative

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Tripwire HQ Manager should alleviate some of your issues listed below.. ??

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At 04:53 PM 7/17/00 -0700, Roy Harrison wrote:
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> We're currently running the educational version of tripwire... no one is 
> really administering it and the reports are just being ignored. As I see 
> it, the short fall of this free version is the inability to centralize the 
> databases/reports and the granularity/control of the reports. From what I 
> saw it's quite cryptic as well. My company's a non profit and qualifies 
> for tripwire's commercial product with a discount. We're considering going 
> to it, but want to see if there are viable alternatives. Has any one put 
> together something that can be used with the existing freeware version of 
> tripwire as far as centralizing information and creating reports? Are 
> there any other free or commercial products that may better/easier? How 
> does Flight Recorder fit into the scheme of things. Obviously these are 
> pretty green questions, but we had to get attacked for someone to get off 
> their duffs and now they want to know everything yesterday. At least the 
> check books are coming out :-)
>
> Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Roy Harrison
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