NTLast supports a wide variety of command-line switches, for example, -f tells NTLast to display all failed logon attempts in the security event logs. Check it out : NTLast
Frank Heyne has made available a Windows NT Eventlog FAQ .
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- Published on Apr 20, 2004.
- Last Modified on Apr 20, 2004.
- Last Modified by Wayne Maples.
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 3 votes.
Reviewing event logs is one of the most important of the tasks and one of the
most ignored. NT Objectives' NTLast is a utility needed
in any Windows NT administrators tool box. NTLast is a command-line tool that
searches local and remote NT security event logs to display entries in an
easy-to-read onscreen report. NTLast can open and review archived event logs and
pipe output to a text file. For IIS admins, NTLast can distinguish between local
console logons and remote network logons and can filter and display Microsoft
Internet Information Server (IIS) logons.
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