Windows servers have four types of logfiles by default: System, Security, Application and Internet Explorer, located here:

“Start” –>”Settings” –>”ControlPanel” –> “Administrative Tools” –> “Event Viewer”

Each logfile must be saved individually.

Right-click on the log you wish to save, choose “Save log file as…”. In case you are using RDP- to get into the your server, then you might be able to copy and paste the file(s) to your desktop.

Most Linux logfiles are located in /var/log. There can be many files and directories in this location, so your best choice here is to either you need to find exactly which logfiles you need and get only those files and directories or get a copy of the entire /var/log directory.

With this tiny gadget you can see the list of all your Hyper-V servers, and list of all virtual machines created on that servers and their status, it support vmconnect too when double clicking on a VM. Version 5.0 has just come out, with some new features, check the official announcement of the new version and download and try it, It’s free..

Start up a Command Prompt window and type the following :

>cd \Program Files\Urchin\util
>uconf-driver action=set_parameter table=user \
name=”(admin)” ct_password=password

That’s all, you’ve reset Urchin password.