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How to Save and Open Logs<br />

Lesson 2 Using Event Viewer<br />

18-17<br />

Saving logs allows you to maintain a history of events. Many companies have policies<br />

on archiving logs for a specified period—especially auditing-related events in the Security<br />

log.<br />

To work with a log, right-click the log you want to configure in Event Viewer, and then<br />

click one of the options described in Table 18-4.<br />

Table 18-4 Options to Archive, Clear, or View a Log File<br />

To Do this<br />

Save the log Click Save Log File As, and then type a filename.<br />

Clear the log Click Clear All Events to clear the log. Windows XP Professional creates<br />

a security log entry, stating that the log was cleared.<br />

Open a saved log Click Open Log File.<br />

Open a new log Click New Log View to create a second view of the selected log. By<br />

view<br />

default, this view is named the same as the original view with a copy<br />

number appended in parentheses. For example, if you create a new<br />

view of the System log, the default name for the new view is System<br />

(2). Right-click the new view and click Rename to change the name.<br />

You can use different views to look at log files filtered different ways<br />

or to open saved logs.<br />

Lesson Review<br />

The following questions are intended to reinforce key information presented in this<br />

lesson. If you are unable to answer a question, review the lesson materials and try the<br />

question again. You can find answers to the questions in the “Questions and Answers”<br />

section at the end of this chapter.<br />

1. What are the three Windows XP Professional logs you can view with Event<br />

Viewer, and what is the purpose of each log?

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