Iomega Network Device Manual De Usuario
DataSafe NAS User’s Manual
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to another page during an open session, the client will
be disconnected but the session will be preserved.
While logged-in to TSC, you can access all of the
Windows 2000 functionality, including the Windows
2000 Help files.
be disconnected but the session will be preserved.
While logged-in to TSC, you can access all of the
Windows 2000 functionality, including the Windows
2000 Help files.
Logs
A log file is a file that stores messages (event logs)
generated by an application, service, or operating
system. These messages are used to track the
operations performed. Log files are usually plain text
(ASCII) files and often have a .log extension.
You can use the Logs feature to view and clear several
types of event logs provided by the system:
generated by an application, service, or operating
system. These messages are used to track the
operations performed. Log files are usually plain text
(ASCII) files and often have a .log extension.
You can use the Logs feature to view and clear several
types of event logs provided by the system:
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“Application Log” on page 136
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“System Log” on page 137
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“Security Log” on page 138
Related Topics
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“Clear Log Files” on page 140
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“Download Log Files” on page 140
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“Modify Log Properties” on page 142
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“View Log Details” on page 143
Application Log
The application log contains events logged by
applications or programs. For example, a database
program might record a file error in the application
log. The program developer decides which events to
record.
applications or programs. For example, a database
program might record a file error in the application
log. The program developer decides which events to
record.
To manage Application Logs
1. On the primary menu bar, select
Maintenance
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