Issue description When high log flow is observed, Event Viewer may flood out, leading to partial or no logs being collected. Possible cause A high number of events being generated in a production environment server might exhaust or exceed the Event ...
Objective This article explains how to configure event sources for multiple Windows devices using Group Policy and a PowerShell script. This helps with enabling the Event Source file individually for each machine. Prerequisites User permissions: ...
Issue description A network device in EventLog Analyzer will display the status "Device not Reachable" if the last message received by the EventLog Analyzer server from the device is greater than 24 hours. This message will display in the log sources ...
Objective This article provides detailed information on how to uninstall a Windows agent from the user interface of EventLog Analyzer. Prerequisites Ensure the required network ports are open: Port 135 Port 139 Port 445 Dynamic RPC port range ...
Case 1: The account is a local administrator or a domain administrator. The credentials will, by default, have the required permissions. Case 2: The account is a non-admin domain user. Provide the non-admin domain user with the required permissions. ...
EventLog Analyzer collects all the logs present in the Windows Event Viewer (i.e., Windows Logs > Application, Security, System) when the historic log collection option is enabled. To enable historic log collection, follow the steps below: Navigate ...