Unable to catch all NT log events
Unable to catch all NT log events
I'm connecting to a W2K server and catch every 5 minutes 'errors' and 'warnings' from the NT event log.
When there are multiple errors in the event log I can only see the first error in the 'log viewer'.
I don't want to miss events, how can I see all events in the log file???
Regards...
When there are multiple errors in the event log I can only see the first error in the 'log viewer'.
I don't want to miss events, how can I see all events in the log file???
Regards...
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Please, enable "Report about all "Bad" events" option. With this option enabled HostMonitor will inform you about each event that satisfies specified requirements. This option is useful when you use one test item to check for different error events (e.g. you are checking for any event with "Failure Audit" type).
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... m#chkNTLog
Regards,
Max
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... m#chkNTLog
Regards,
Max
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Just to be sure I understand correctly:HostMonitor changes test status to "Bad" only when it has found NEW event(s) that satisfies all specified requirements. If, after the next probe, the monitor does not find a new "Bad" event, it changes the test status to "Ok".
- 12:00 there are 5 errors written in the event log
- 12:05 every 5 minutes HostMonitor checks this event log, is it posible to log all 5 errors whithout having 'full loging' set to true???
If HostMonitor detects 5 new "bad" events and 'report about all bad events' test option is selected, it reports about 5 events - HostMonitor sets Bad status and shows event descriptions in Reply field (one by one).- 12:05 every 5 minutes HostMonitor checks this event log, is it posible to log all 5 errors whithout having 'full loging' set to true???
However if you are using "Brief" logging mode, HostMonitor will not record all events to the log because status of the test remains the same (bad, bad, bad, bad and bad again).
So, yes - you should use 'Full' logging mode. Or if you do not like 'Full' mode, you may use 'Reply' mode.
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Alex
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You may change logging mode for particular tests in the Test Properties dialog by choosing one of the options:
- Default - the common settings defined in the Options dialog are used;
- Brief - record information whenever status of the test changes;
- Full - record all test results, regardless of whether their status had changed or not;
- Reply - record information into log every time the status or reply value of the test changes.
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... s.htm#Logs
Default log settings you may specify in Options > Log Settings page
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... ns.htm#Log
Regards,
Max
- Default - the common settings defined in the Options dialog are used;
- Brief - record information whenever status of the test changes;
- Full - record all test results, regardless of whether their status had changed or not;
- Reply - record information into log every time the status or reply value of the test changes.
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... s.htm#Logs
Default log settings you may specify in Options > Log Settings page
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... ns.htm#Log
Regards,
Max
Any chance for a new mode in a next version???You may change logging mode for particular tests in the Test Properties dialog by choosing one of the options:
- Default - the common settings defined in the Options dialog are used;
- Brief - record information whenever status of the test changes;
- Full - record all test results, regardless of whether their status had changed or not;
- Reply - record information into log every time the status or reply value of the test changes.
- Bad - records all bad test results
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