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Steve Seguis

"Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration"

The Device Manager is exactly
the same Device Manager that has always existed, except now it is neatly organized under
the Diagnostics snap-in for easy access. Lastly, a number of performance diagnostic
tools are available under the Reliability and Performance node. Reliability and performance
monitoring is covered in greater detail in Chapter 7.
Hands-On Exercise: Creating a Custom Event Log View
In this exercise, we will create a custom view to display all Critical and Error event levels
for the past seven days from the System and Security Windows logs.
1. Open Server Manager if you don??™t already have it open.
2. Expand the Diagnostics node.
3. Expand the Event Viewer node.
4. Right-click Custom Views.
5. Select Create Custom View.
6. From the Logged drop-down list, select Last 7 Days.
7. Under Event Level, check both the Critical and Error checkboxes.
8. From the Event Logs drop-down list, expand the Windows Logs tree and
check the Security and System checkboxes (Figure 3-5). Make sure you don??™t
just check the Windows Logs checkbox or all the checkboxes will be selected:
Application, Security, Setup, System, and Forwarded Events.
9. Click OK.
10. In the Save Filter to Custom View dialog box (Figure 3-6), enter System and
Security Events in the Name field.
11. Enter Critical and Error messages from the System and Security Event Logs
in the Description field.


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