Module RT
The module RT allows Of acquire the log Of machines Windows Also For the machines out domain or for those machines for which it is necessary to have RealTime recording
The client RT go installed in the machines from check by means of a setup dedicated Very simple (only prerequisite is .net framework 4.8)
Requirement essential For The operation And the enablement from the brings TCP configured in the section plugins:

The default port is TCP 22422.
SIDE SERVER
It is sufficient to activate the server and configure the port. After activation, the BlogService service must be restarted.
ATTENTION: it is necessary to ensure that any firewall (Windows or third-party) allows communication through the specified port.
SIDE CLIENT
Once the RT license has been activated, it is necessary to download the installation setup from:
https://www.businesslog.it/download/BusinessLogRT.exe
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The installation is similar to that of BusinessLog, but much quicker. At the end of the installation procedure, you need to run the RTConfig.exe (Configurator) file.

Here you need to specify:
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the IP address of the BusinessLog host machine
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the corresponding port (default = 22422)
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whether to apply automatic audit criteria on the machine
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You can run a test, at the end click on [Save]
To the term, to check That The service BlogServiceRT is started (In the case start it manually)
The service works in the background, the connector will start collecting the logs present in the machine (history) and, from this moment, every event recorded locally will be sent to the RT server for recording
also in BusinessLog .
The module RT collects Also the inventory Software And Hardware from the machine local.
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New Feature – Dual IP Management and Command Line Configuration
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The new version of RTConfig introduces the ability to specify both a primary IP (internal network) and a secondary IP (public NATted IP), which is ideal for workstations operating on-site as well as remotely
(e.g., smart working or remote offices).
The RTTransfer module will first attempt to connect using the primary IP; if that fails, it will automatically switch to the secondary IP. All connection attempts are logged.
Next to the IP fields, there is an “R” button that allows hostname resolution. For example, if you type “Server1” and click “R”, the system will attempt to resolve the IP (e.g., 192.168.10.1). If the field already contains a valid IP address, a confirmation message will be displayed.
Distribution MSI For BlogRT
It is also possible to use an .msi version for distribution via GPO (or other tools).
https://www.businesslog.it/download/Busi-nessLogRT.msi
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Once the setup has been downloaded, you can add it to the distribution actions.
You can also configure individual stations remotely using the following command:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Enterprise\ BusinessLogRT \rtconfig.exe / ip =[IP] /port=[PORT] /script=[True/False]
Replacing, Obviously, the parameters: to example:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Enterprise\ BusinessLogRT \rtconfig.exe / ip =192.168.1.1 /port=22422 /script=true
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