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why via command line?<br />
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just open event viewer on your local machine and select action &gt;connect to another computer?.
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why via command line?

just open event viewer on your local machine and select action >connect to another computer?.

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They are accessed via dialup remotely. &nbsp; <br />
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-Randy
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They are accessed via dialup remotely.  

-Randy

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I have a few win2k boxes that I would like to be able to grab the Evrnt Logs.<br />
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Is there a utility to do this? &nbsp; What is the easiest way?<br />
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I have ran the uptime report and I have a couple units bluescreening and I hope the event logs will tell me why. &nbsp; I can only access remotely via command line. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Randy
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I have a few win2k boxes that I would like to be able to grab the Evrnt Logs.

Is there a utility to do this?   What is the easiest way?

I have ran the uptime report and I have a couple units bluescreening and I hope the event logs will tell me why.   I can only access remotely via command line.  


Thanks!

Randy

How do I get EventLogs via command Line

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