sgay: Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 13:32:18 -0400 sgay: From: Stephen Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sgay: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] sgay: Subject: Central Win2000 auditing logs sgay: sgay: Hello, sgay: sgay: Does anyone have any experience with centrally locating Windows2000 log sgay: files, for disaster recovery sake? sgay: sgay: What I have in mind is a dedicated server with a large storage array, that sgay: holds the log files for all of the servers in a company. I know that sgay: Windows2000 doesn't have this capacity built in, but I've heard that 3rd sgay: party vendors offer products that do this. sgay: sgay: More importantly, has anyone ever done this with a Perl script or reliable sgay: freeware? sgay: sgay: Thanks for any help or advice, sgay: Stephen Gay
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