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Is there a way to write a script that will automatically arhive all of the event logs to a tab-delimited text file at a specified time such as every week?
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by mdsnitc
dumpel, available in the resource kit or here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/library/resources/reskit/tools/existing/dumpel-o.asp will do what you want.
ex.
------start example.bat------
@echo off
DUMPEL -l Security -t -f Security.out -s
\\ServerName
DUMPEL -l Application -t -f Application.out -s
\\ServerName
DUMPEL -l System -t -f System.out -s
\\ServerName
------end example.bat--------
Schedule a task to execute once a week.
mdsnitc@sandia.gov
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by marzo
You can try dumpel.exe, a Resource kit utility. I have a batch file and VBS script that are executed every saturday, and then copied in a folder different each week (named something like "reg-bak-2001-01-10"). If you want I can send you a copy.
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