Toshiba iES32 Installation Manual.pdf

Troubleshooting
Event Viewer
Clear an Event Log
Note
You must be logged on as a NT System Administrator to clear an Event Log.
1. From the Event Viewer, click Log > Clear All Events. The Clear Event Log window displays
asking if you wish to save the log before purging it. If you choose Yes, you are prompted for a
filename.
2. Click Yes or No. Choosing Yes prompts you for a filename where the file is saved before
clearing it. The next window asks you to confirm the clearing of the Event Log.
3. Click Yes to clear the Event Log. All event entries are cleared from the log file.
Important!
Once a log file is cleared and not saved, the old file entries are permanently erased.
Change the Event Log Size/Overwrite Settings
1. From the Event Viewer, click Log > Log Settings. The Event Log Settings box displays.
2. From the drop-down menu, select the log whose settings you want to change.
3. Click the up/down arrows next to Maximum Log Size to set the size of the log file. The default
is 512KB.
4. In the section labeled Event Log Wrapping, click the option that best suits your needs. If you
select Do Not Overview Events, you need to periodically clear the Event Log.
5. When finished, click OK.
Filter Events
1. From the Event Viewer, click Log and select the log to view.
2. Click View > Filter Events. The Filter window displays.
3. In the View From and View Through sections, click Events On if you wish to filter by time and/
or date.
4. In both the View From and View Through sections, click the arrows adjacent to the date and
time to define the desired range.
5. (Optional) If additional criteria are desired: In the section labeled Types, check the Event Types
you wish to include.
6. Using the pull-down menus, select a Source or Category.
7. In the appropriate labeled text boxes, type in any User, Computer or Event ID criteria.
8. When finished, click OK. The criteria you selected is now used to filter the events viewed.
Reverse the Chronological Order of the Events Listed
➤ Click View > Oldest First
...or View > Newest First.
Adjust for a Low Speed Connection when Monitoring Events over a Network
➤ Click Options > Low Speed Connection.
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