Of Michael Robare
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 12:52 PM
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Subject:Re: [FW-1] NG-1 - W2K Mgmt Log Files
Thanks, but that wasn't either question.
Does anyone know if I can simply go into the Windows server and blow them away
or is there
some prescribed method
AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [FW-1] NG-1 - W2K Mgmt Log Files
Thanks, but that wasn't either question.
Does anyone know if I can simply go into the Windows server and blow them
away or is there
some prescribed method for cleaning these up within Checkpoint?
Thanks again
Mike Robare
2004
Subject: Re: [FW-1] NG-1 - W2K Mgmt Log Files
You can just get rid of the old files, I zip them and save them. There is no
special thing you have to do. Just be cautious not to delete or try to move
the fw.log file.
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this...but that would make our life easier!
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From: Michael Robare [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 11:52 AM
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Subject: Re: [FW-1] NG-1 - W2K Mgmt Log Files
Thanks, but that wasn't either question.
Does anyone know if I can
- W2K Mgmt Log Files
Thanks, but that wasn't either question.
Does anyone know if I can simply go into the Windows server and blow
them away or is there
some prescribed method for cleaning these up within Checkpoint?
Thanks again
Mike Robare
Network Admin.
Fuji Photo Film
914-789-8628
For PC
Hello:
We have a Windows 2000 management server whose volume is getting filled up
with the log files. Does anyone know if these can simply be deleted or is
there a specific NG process that needs to be followed to remove them?
Also, does anyone know of a good Web site that has information
hello,
i think it's a good choice to keep log (burn on a cd) because some
country have law about this fact.
Michael Robare wrote:
Hello:
We have a Windows 2000 management server whose volume is getting filled up
with the log files. Does anyone know if these can simply be deleted or is
there a
