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Event viewer, Viewer?

koloth · 2000-07-12 17:13:00

If you're using Win2000 the Event viewer in Computer Management (seclect My Computer, right click choose Manage) provides a sortable list. You can connect to your NT machine remotely via Computer Management and view it's Event log. Not the best solution though.

12-07-2000 5:13pm

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koloth

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If you're using Win2000 the Event viewer in Computer Management (seclect My Computer, right click choose Manage) provides a sortable list. You can connect to your NT machine remotely via Computer Management and view it's Event log. Not the best solution though.

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#2 12-07-2000 5:17pm

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Win2000 Resource kit has a tool (Dumpel.exe) to dump the event log to a file. Probably works under NT, although I've never used the tool itself.

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#3 12-07-2000 5:32pm

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It's NT read... NT!

Actually you can dump the Event log to a file using the "File save as" option. But I'm looking for something to view and sort for NT.

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#4 12-07-2000 6:08pm

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yeah that's why I said you can connect to NT FROM a Win2000 machine, then use the Win2000 event viewer to sort.

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#5 12-07-2000 11:30pm

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The event Viewer in NT really sucks. Is there a proggy out there that will read the events list and alllow you to sort and stuff?

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#6 13-07-2000 11:27pm

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Doh! Dam thing has a Filter option. Must look at menus next time.

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