Monitor event logs

[@sakhproger]

Excellent. This tuturial is really hand for my exam preparation. It saved a lot of time me to understand and memorize basic concepts of the event viewer.

[@sakhproger]

Thanks. I decided to watch all of your tuturials and include them in my exam preparation. I shall advice my friends to wath your channel.

[@itfreetraining]

Nice to hear. Good luck in your exam.

[@wbmaxon]

This an excellent detailed explanation Thank you for sharing.

[@anilmagar6516]

Thanks for information

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks. More videos on the way.

[@itfreetraining]

At this stage will not be doing any videos on Lync server. Maybe when Windows Server 8 comes out it will be added to one of the MCITP courses and we will make a video on it.

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for the comment. More videos on the way.

[@adamshaffi]

Excellent !!! Thanks for uploading

[@itfreetraining]

No problem at all. Thanks for watching.

[@gillyejz]

gr8. thanks pls uploade more videos.

[@khaleddepas84]

thanxs best man

[@itfreetraining]

You're welcome!

[@comonicamiranda]

Estou com dificuldades, "por causa de visão cansada" de encontrar aqui a '"GRADE DO LOGO" para remessa de minha participação no CVA 2020.

[@adrianlamuros415]

We use Probeturion to monitor our Event Logs. We can monitor them using expressions. Expressions and filters and event log properties make us able to monitor any event without getting notifications or alarms when there is nothing to worry about.

[@吕汉楠]

thanks so much for this tutorial. it is very helpful. i have a question i want check my domain user logon events and history ,should i first edit the group policy to enable audit or i do not need to edit the group policy just to chekc the event viewer. thanks

[@hacales]

Hi, maybe have any information about Lync server ?? Thanks for your collections of videos... really help me for my roll job..

[@grltrader]

Doe the processes in this video apply to 2012 for Event log archiving?

[@itfreetraining]

Angel V Yes, the process is the same.

[@billjones3720]

A fix all errors button would be the icing on the cake! ;P

[@itfreetraining]

+Bill Jones That would be the life.

[@Eskimoz]

On aime :)

[@sayg2007]

Title is a bit misleading

[@itfreetraining]

How so? We strive for the best videos and are always looking for improvements.

[@texxmw]

I believe you are wrong. This is a very good video. If you need help beyond these instructions, take your equipment to a good pc shop.

[@sayg2007]

More than half of the video talks about event forwarding. A more relevant title would be "Setting event forwarding in MS Windows event logs".

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@eldoggy24pg]

this is very useful

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks, glad we could help.