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Which log is considered the primary operational log of Windows Server 2008?
The System log is the Windows Server 2008 primary operational log.
What type of server generates log file?
Traffic Server generates log files.
When was Scribe - log server - created?
Scribe - log server - was created on 2008-10-24.
What is the purpose of Web Server Log Analysis?
Web server log analysis tracks things such as how many hits a website has, how long the last visit was, the total number of pages viewed, the website's domain and countries of the host visitors.
How do you log on to pr2?
u simply click log in, type ur username and pass, pick a server and log on
How do you get on a server in Pokemon Online?
log in, most of the time the server is either full or down
How do you get Club Penguin test server?
You eat a purple puffle, log off and log back in on test server 2 and you will be a purple puffle! This works! Trust me!
On your iMac when you log into Microsoft messanger it says error connecting to sever and doesn't let you log in hoe do you log in?
Either the server is down or the connection between your iMac and the server has been interrupted. Assuming the server is up, ensure you can connect and then you should be able to login normally.
How do you delete SPNT log files in server protect?
To delete SPNT log files in Server Protect, navigate to the log file directory typically found in the Server Protect installation folder. You can manually delete the log files or use the Server Protect management console to clear logs. Ensure that you have proper permissions and consider backing up important logs before deletion. Finally, restart the Server Protect service to apply any changes.
How can you log in at battleon when the server are full?
Buy Guardian ?
Why wont it let you log onto a server in terraria?
Is the server up? or is the owner asleep or somewere.
How can I locate information on a log file server?
You can find information about log files location on your server on the following website: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/PERL/node240.html. They have useful information.
