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You can export all events to a flat file, like .csv, .txt. Merge all and filter with some text editor. It's possible to automate this procedure with a little script.<br />
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Don't hesitate contact again for any question
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You can export all events to a flat file, like .csv, .txt. Merge all and filter with some text editor. It's possible to automate this procedure with a little script.

Don't hesitate contact again for any question

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Thanks Sharath, <br />
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Little amendment in my above statement.<br />
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WMIC /NODE:@&quot;Computers.txt&quot; /OUTPUT:C:\EventsOutput.tx<wbr />t NTEVENT WHERE &quot;EventCode='517'&quot; GET /FORMAT:LIST &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ^--- enclose file name inside double quotes.
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Thanks Sharath,

Little amendment in my above statement.

WMIC /NODE:@"Computers.txt" /OUTPUT:C:\EventsOutput.txt NTEVENT WHERE "EventCode='517'" GET /FORMAT:LIST         ^--- enclose file name inside double quotes.

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Farhan without the &quot;&quot;&nbsp;also i was able to get the results...
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Farhan without the "" also i was able to get the results...

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Yes, but if filename contains any space then it will generate an error.
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Yes, but if filename contains any space then it will generate an error.

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Hi,<br />
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How can i search for a particular event log in all the machines in the file and get the results to a file.<br />
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Is there a way to do this.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

How can i search for a particular event log in all the machines in the file and get the results to a file.

Is there a way to do this.

Regards
Sharath

How can i search for a particular event log in all the machines in the file and get the results to a file

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