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1. What kind of SQL Server licensing does SolarWinds require?
   Disclaimer: The following is our interpretation of Microsoft's licensing guidance. Be aware that licensing terms may change and differ between versions. If you have any doubt about your Microsoft® SQL Server® licensing terms, contact Microsoft. You do not need to worry about Microsoft S ...
2. What is a Company Site license?
   A separate license (serial number) is normally required for each system that the software product is installed on. Using a Company Site license gives the license holder the authority to install and register the software product on up to 25 systems within one physical company site or building.
3. Kiwi Syslog Server login accounts.
   There are only the five internal accounts with Kiwi and they cannot be linked to external accounts. If you have a large number of users who want to view Syslog, you should consider using SolarWinds' Orion NPM.
4. How to capture a memory dump
   If a process appears to have a memory leak, you will need to capture a memory dump to confirm the leak. The following procedure provides the steps required to capture a memory dump. To capture a memory dump: Determine the process ID (PID), as indicated in the following steps: Open Task Manage ...
5. How do I change my password?
   To change your password to something more memorable, click on the "Change Password" option in the top right-hand corner of the Reseller purchase page. In the 'Change Password' box provided: 1. Enter a new password 2. Confirm your new password, by entering it again 3. Click the 'Submit' butt ...
6. Kiwi Secure Tunnel Beta release policy
   As a Beta release, Kiwi Secure Tunnel may contain bugs and for this reason it should not be used in a commercial environment where the retention and integrity of the data being saved is vital. Beta releases of Kiwi Secure Tunnel should be used for TEST PURPOSES ONLY, and should not be used as t ...
7. How the product version numbering works
   The software version number is divided into 3 parts: version, release and revision. For example: version 7.2.35 = version 7, release 2, revision 35 version = version number of the software release = number of releases of the software, within the version ...
8. What is a Company Global license?
   A separate license (serial number) is normally required for each system that the software product is installed on. Using a Company Global license gives the license holder the authority to install and register the software product on as many systems as required, at all physical company sites ...
9. What is a Company Country license?
   A separate license (serial number) is normally required for each system that the software product is installed on. Using a Company Country license gives the license holder the authority to install and register the software product on as many systems as required, at all physical company sites ...
10. Enter your license details
    When you install and register the software, Kiwi Secure Tunnel requires administrator or 'power user' privileges in order to save the license information to the registry. To enter the details you will need to complete the following steps: Ensure you are logged in as either an administrator or ...
11. Re-order the correct Edition.
    Although a second purchase would be required, it would only be for the cost of the difference between the licenses. If you made the original purchase on their behalf, you would login to our Reseller webpages: http://www.kiwisyslog.com/private/login.php 1. select 'place an order for an existing ...
12. Automation Errors
    Symptoms You receive a prompt stating the following: "Automation Error" Reason Automation errors are usually caused when the operating system becomes overloaded and/or confused. Resolution To fix this error, simply give the machine a reboot and it should clear the problem.
13. What is RSS?
    RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a list of headlines and web links published in a format which can be read by any of several popular desktop news reader programs, or included in your own web site if your site has the capability to use RSS. If you do not currently have an RSS news reader then ...
14. What is Kiwi Secure Tunnel used for?
    The purpose of the Kiwi Secure Tunnel is to gather data from multiple devices on a network, then send this data securely from a single point, the Tunnel Client, across a public network like the internet, to a Tunnel Server. The Tunnel Server in turn forwards the data on to a Syslog Daemon for p ...
15. Initial setup and configuration
    Tunnel Client Setup Perform the following steps to get the Tunnel Client set up for the first time after installation. If you chose to install and start the service during the installation, you should not have to perform steps 6 or 7. Run the Manager. Select the Manage | Properties menu. Set th ...
16. Features & Benefits
    Kiwi Secure Tunnel includes the following Free Features: Receives messages via UDP or TCP Single TCP connection between tunnel client and tunnel server BlowFish tunnel encryption Tunnel transmit pacing, from tunnel client to tunnel server Outbound transmit pacing, from tunnel server to ...
17. What is Kiwi Secure Tunnel?
    Kiwi Secure Tunnel is a freeware Windows Secure Tunnel Service for use with Kiwi Syslog Daemon (or compatible). It receives, compresses, encrypts and securely transports, syslog messages from distributed network devices to Kiwi Syslog Daemon. Kiwi Secure Tunnel is provided only as a Service Edi ...
18. UPGRADE NOTICE
    This notice applies to anyone who currently has an earlier version of Kiwi Secure Tunnel installed and is intending to upgrade to 2.0.8 BETA or higher. With the release of version 2.0.8 BETA the data compression has been changed from zlib to use the built-in SSH compression. This fixes issues ...