StifleR
2.10
2.10
  • Start Here - StifleR 2.10
  • Introduction
    • StifleR Overview
      • The StifleR Solution
      • Managing Microsoft Data Transfer Services
    • Technical Overview
      • 2Pint BranchCache Administrator Guide
    • Features Overview
      • Control
      • Monitor
      • Automate
      • Other Features
      • StifleR Feature Details
    • Release Notes
  • Proof of Concept
    • Objectives and Prerequisites
    • Configure Microsoft Peer-to-Peer Components
    • Install and Configure StifleR
    • Testing and Validation
    • StifleR POC Quick Checklist
  • Planning
    • StifleR Server Considerations
    • StifleR Client Considerations
    • Firewall Ports
    • Permissions
    • Antivirus Exclusions
    • Network Topology
    • StifleR Generic Concepts
      • Client Leader Roles
        • Red Leader
        • Blue Leader
        • Green Leader
        • Examples of Leader Selection
      • Templates
      • Beacons
  • Installation
    • Overview
    • Server
      • StifleR Server Installation
      • StifleR Dashboard Installation
      • StifleR Beacon Installation
    • Client
      • StifleR Client Installation
      • Post Installation Checks
  • Configuration
    • Configuration Files
      • StifleR Server Configuration File
        • Using the AppSettings Override File
      • StifleR Client Configuration File
      • StifleR Dashboard Configuration File
    • Configuring BranchCache on Windows Server
    • Configuring Delivery Optimization
    • Configuring LEDBAT on CM DPs
    • Configuring a Beacon Server
    • Configuring StifleR SQL History
    • StifleR Network Locations
      • Automatic linking of Location, Network Groups and Networks
      • Network Topology Automation
      • Location Fields
        • Network Group Fields
          • Network Fields
    • StifleRulez.xml Configuration Guide
      • The Match – TypeData
        • When the Job Title Isn’t Suitable
        • ConfigMgr Specific Rules
      • The Setting - DownloadTypes
        • Delivery Optimization Jobs
      • Sample StifleRulez.xml
    • Securing StifleR Operations with SSL
      • Prerequisites
      • Using a Web Server Certificate
        • Requesting a Web Server Certificate
      • Using a Self-Signed Certificate
      • Preparing the StifleR Dashboard Web Site for SSL
      • Configuring StifleR to Use SSL
      • Finding the Certificate Thumbprint
    • StifleR Client Access Control Options
  • Operations
    • Dashboard
      • Overview & Navigation
        • Home Page
        • Traffic & Downloads
          • Transfers & Downloads
            • How to use query hosts search?
          • Running Sequences
          • Weekly Downloads Activity
          • History
        • Devices
          • Clients
            • Client Details
              • How to use an extended search?
          • Servers
          • StifleR Server
            • Templates Detail
        • Cache Management
        • System Resource Usage
        • Network Topology
          • Maps
          • Countries
          • Locations
            • Bandwidth Allocations and Locations
          • Network Groups
          • Networks
        • Reporting & Diagrams
    • Client Management & Remote Tools
      • Remote PowerShell Session
      • Remote Performance Counter
      • Remote WMI Browsing
      • Remote Event Log Viewer
      • Remote Netmon Session
    • Monitoring
      • StifleR server health
      • StifleR client health
      • BranchCache Testing and Monitoring
    • Maintenance tasks
    • Bandwidth Management and Allocation
      • Bandwidth Tuning Monitoring and Control
    • Backup and Recovery
      • Moving the StifleR Server Databases to a New Drive on the Same Server
    • Troubleshooting
      • StifleR Client Command Line Options
      • BranchCache across Subnets
    • StifleR WMI Provider
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Remote Event Log Viewer

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Last updated 7 months ago

The StifleR provides remote access to Event Logs for a single device. In the left pane, select the event log you would like to view, then select the icon in the View column. The right pane should expand to enumerate the events. For more text based detail for the specific event, select the icon in the View column.

The table view allows you to find relevant information quickly by setting custom filters, enabling disabling empty logs, searching for data by any keyword or simply sorting data by required criteria.