Application log username

[Guest Al Williams]

Server 2003 Standard TS, SP2, all patches. Couple questions:

 

If I log onto our terminal server as Admin and view the application event

log it shows events generated for all users, correct?

 

Any idea why the User column in the event viewer usually shows N/A instead

of the user who had the error?

 

It would be nice to be able to monitor application hangs, etc and know which

user is having the problem (they don't always tell me). The user column

isn't much help though as it is usually N/A. Some events show the user

(print) but most don't.

 

Thanks.

 

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Allan Williams

[Guest Al Williams]

Re: Application log username

 

No-one? I gather the user field in usually N/A for everyone else then...

 

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Allan Williams

 

 

 

"Al Williams" <donotreplydirect@usenewsgroup.com> wrote in message

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> Server 2003 Standard TS, SP2, all patches. Couple questions:

>

> If I log onto our terminal server as Admin and view the application event

> log it shows events generated for all users, correct?

>

> Any idea why the User column in the event viewer usually shows N/A instead

> of the user who had the error?

>

> It would be nice to be able to monitor application hangs, etc and know

> which user is having the problem (they don't always tell me). The user

> column isn't much help though as it is usually N/A. Some events show the

> user (print) but most don't.

>

> Thanks.

>

> --

> Allan Williams

>

>

>

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