Rsyslog Windows Agent 8.3 Released
We have just released Rsyslog Windows Agent 8.3, bringing enhanced interoperability, modern configuration options, and deep operational visibility to our professional Windows-to-Linux logging bridge.

A major highlight of this release is the introduction of YAML configuration support. By adding file-based YAML support for service configuration files, rsyslog Windows Agent now allows administrators to utilize human-readable, industry-standard formatting for their configuration logic. This facilitates easier integration with DevOps toolchains and simplifies the management of complex forwarding rules across diverse Windows environments.
Operational transparency has also been significantly improved with the addition of Runtime Metrics. Administrators can now enable a dedicated HTTPS query endpoint to access real-time service metrics. This feature allows for the direct monitoring of event throughput and service health, making it simple to pull performance data into centralized monitoring systems.
Furthermore, rsyslog Windows Agent 8.3 is ready for the next generation of infrastructure with enhanced Windows Server 2025 support, including improved message fallback and custom-channel cleanup within the Event Monitor service.
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Release Date: 2025-07-16
Build-IDs: Service 8.1.0.232, Client 8.1.0.321
RSyslog Windows Agent 8.1 Released
Adiscon is pleased to announce the release of Rsyslog Windows Agent 8.1.
This release brings significant improvements to the platform’s reliability and functionality. The Mail Action has been modernized with improved SMTP logic and better error handling for email delivery.
Key security and stability improvements include fixes for memory leaks in the REGEX Filter and file compression systems, as well as enhanced timestamp processing to prevent conversion errors. Event Log monitoring now supports microseconds precision for improved compliance with RFC standards.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
RSyslog Windows Agent 8.0 Released
Adiscon is pleased to announce the release of Rsyslog Windows Agent 8.0.0 Build 230.
This update focuses on enhancing functionality and modernizing the platform. It introduces DTLS Action support, enabling secure logging over UDP, and adds microseconds to timestamps, improving RFC5424 compliance. The OpenSSL library has been upgraded, ensuring compatibility with the latest security protocols, including TLS v1.3.
For greater flexibility, RELP Action now supports custom output encoding.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
RSyslog Windows Agent 7.5c Released
Adiscon is pleased to announce the release of Rsyslog Windows Agent 7.5c Build 228.
This update enhances the stability and performance of our log processing services. Key improvements include a fix for a memory leak in RFC5424 Syslog Header processing.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
RSyslog Windows Agent 7.5b Released
Adiscon is pleased to announce the release of Rsyslog Windows Agent 7.5 Build 227.
This update enhances stability and performance in the EventLog Monitor V2 Service. Key improvements include better handling of XML data and increased support for larger XML attribute values.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
Version 7.5b is a free download. Customers with existing 6.x keys can contact our Sales department for upgrade prices. If you have a valid Upgrade Insurance ID, you can request a free new key by sending your Upgrade Insurance ID to sales@adiscon.com. Please note that the download enables the free 30-day trial version if used without a key – so you can right now go ahead and evaluate it.
RSyslog Windows Agent 7.5a Released
Adiscon is proud to announce the 7.5a release of Rsyslog Windows Agent.
This update brings robustness and efficiency to the forefront. Key improvements include fixes for issues affecting large file logging and log rotation processes.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
RSyslog Windows Agent 7.5 Released
Adiscon is proud to announce the 7.5 release of Rsyslog Windows Agent.
Focused on reliability and performance, the release addresses multiple areas including an upgrade to librelp version 1.11.0 and refinements in file and network handling.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
RSyslog Windows Agent 7.4 Released
Adiscon is proud to announce the 7.4 release of Rsyslog Windows Agent.
This latest release delivers enhanced stability and improved error handling, reflecting our commitment to offering our customers the most secure and efficient solutions. Key updates include vital improvements to our Syslog Action functionality. Our engineers have resolved a rare situation where an Action might have attempted to establish multiple TCP connections with the same target simultaneously. Also, in the event of a connection failure, error handling has been improved to retry the primary server correctly if a Syslog backup server is active and Syslog caching has been activated.
We have also made significant advancements in our EventLog Monitor V2 by fixing an XML-Stream processing issue that could impede processing an EventLog message. Changes in our Network Core further amplify system stability during connection closures.
Finally, we’ve enhanced our LogRotate functionality, improving error reporting for situations where the feature is unavailable due to licensing limitations. As always, Adiscon remains committed to providing superior system reliability, robust security, and exemplary customer support. Stay tuned for more updates on our continuing development.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
RSyslog Windows Agent 7.3 Released
Adiscon is proud to announce the 7.3 release of Rsyslog Windows Agent.
This is a maintenance release with minor bugfixes.
Most important, the libraries OpenSSL and librelp have been updated to the
latest available versions to maintain the highest level of security.
The engine stability has been further improved by fixing minor issues.
Detailed information can be found in the version history.
