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myNetWatchman Agents & Compatibility

myNetWatchman agents allow automatic uploading of firewall data from the following operating system / firewall combinations. If your configuration is not show below, you can still report events using our Web Form. Additional configurations will be supported in the future.

If you are using an older version of myNetWatchman than listed in this table, see the Upgrades & Notes page.

myNetWatchman only accepts records of firewall incidents from registered users. If you're not registered, please continue with registration now.

OPERATING SYSTEM OR ENVIRONMENT FIREWALLS / REPORTING SYSTEMS SUPPORTED

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 Installation Instructions

Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2K/XP
  • BlackICE Defender
  • Computer Associates sTrust EZ (follow Zone Alarm setup)
  • Dlink DI-704
  • Linksys Router (Logging to Kiwi or WallWatcher)
  • Microsoft XP ICF
  • Netgear Cable/DSL Router
  • Sonic Wall (logging to Kiwi)
  • SMC Barricade
  • Zone Alarm
Win32 Agent, version 1.25-1 See installation instruction here.*
 
  • Kerio Winroute Firewall 5.x and 6.x.
Derogo Agent This agent converts Kerio 's log into ZoneAlarm 's format. Instructions are included with the downloaded file.

Linux, Unix
  • Cisco PIX
  • Cisco router logs
  • freebsd ipfw
  • ipchains
  • iptables
  • portsentry
  • Snort (Requires the Snort CSV patch. See the manual pages included with the download.)
  • Sonic Wall

PerlAgent - Linux. Built with RPM v3 and should be compatible with most Linux distributions.

PerlAgent - Unix.
Tar file for generic Unix (ie, Sun Solaris, HPux, DECux, etc.).

Instructions are included with the downloaded file.*

LaBrea TarPit

LaBrea TarPit System LaBrea TarPit Agent Instructions is included on the download site.*

Other

If your configuration is not shown, you can still report events using our WebAgent Form. After completing the registration, select "Report a possible Attack" from the myREPORTS menu to the left.

WebAgent (no download necessary) Use the guidelines here to submit incident details.