We ran into the same thing Beth and adjusted just the same as you have. Standardizing logs where possible really helps in this regard. Even within the same IIS server different sites can have different logging requirements and configurations. You can actually account for this. Have your cake and eat it too so to speak. parsing multiple site logs from a single IIS server using NXLOG. You just have to set up multiple inputs with each their own “field” formatting and all should be good. Viola, multiple log format shipping using a single NXLOG agent.
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