I had initially created a 100 GB data store, assuming that 100 GB would be adequate. While there is nothing all that remarkable about these requirements, I have to admit that the requirement for 250 GB of disk space caught me by surprise. According to the product’s documentation you will also need vSphere 4 or later, a 2 GHz or faster CPU, 8 GB of RAM, and 250 GB of hard disk space. I decided to install the product on an ESXi 4 server. Since the computer on which I was performing the review contains three monitors, I was able to display the documentation on one screen and the vSphere Client on another.Īs you might have already figured out from the previous sentence, SolarWinds Log & Event Manager installs as a VMware appliance. I thought that having the executable automatically open the relevant documentation was a very nice touch.
#Solarwinds log and event manager how to
When I ran the file, the contents decompressed and automatically opened the Quick Start Guide to the section that explains how to complete the installation process. The download consisted of a 754 MB self-extracting executable file. Product: SolarWinds Log and Event Managerįor the purposes of this review, I downloaded the evaluation version of SolarWinds Log & Event Manager version 5.3.1.
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