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Windows SBS dashboard event viewer logs?
Does any edition of Windows server SBS log events relating to the Dashboard in the event viewer? For example I'm trying to find event codes relating to windows backups of the client computers. I need these event codes for GFI monitoring service.
I am not entirely sure what you are asking. Can't you just open Event Viewer from the Start Menu. GFI and Windows Backup will likely be in the Application Log. Then you can also create a custom filter/log if needed.
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What I am asking is, where are the event codes for the Windows SBS dashboard client computer backups? Can you give me an example of one? I can't find this in the windows event viewer. This is why i am posting this question. Note that Windows sever backup is in the event viewer. This is easy to find.
Events for client backup are located in the following Event Log:
Microsoft > Windows > Windows Server > Admin
Event ID 261 will be registered for every successful backup job. (Note that each volume backed up is a separate job, so there may be multiple jobs per workstation). You probably want to increase the size of this log as the default of only 1MB usually doesn't cache more than half a day's messages.
Jeff
Microsoft > Windows > Windows Server > Admin
Event ID 261 will be registered for every successful backup job. (Note that each volume backed up is a separate job, so there may be multiple jobs per workstation). You probably want to increase the size of this log as the default of only 1MB usually doesn't cache more than half a day's messages.
Jeff
What version of SBS is this?
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2011
Standard or Essentials?
ASKER
Standard.
Ok, then I'm confused. Because SBS 2011 Standard doesn't have any information in the Console (or Dashboard as you called it) about CLIENT computer backups. Only SBS 2011 ESSENTIALS has this.
What software are you running to do client computer backups?
Jeff
What software are you running to do client computer backups?
Jeff
Hmmm... OK, I thought it had to be Essentials. I don't have any 2011's to look at only 2012's right now, so I am not sure why the 2011's don't log the event that way, but you can try searching for event 261 in your ENTIRE event log (You'll have to search Windows Logs separate from Applications and Services logs).
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Event 261 is related to terminal services.
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