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Automation? #63
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We use Event viewer or PowerShell. |
We are trying to as well but can't seem to get the format of the xml
correct? Logontracer is unable to recognize the file as xml and will not
load the file. Could you please post the powers shell method in detail?
Thank you.
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We use Event viewer or PowerShell.
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Please show a block example of your xml. |
You can easily export using the wevtutil command.
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This is the error we continue to receive: [] Script start. 2019/11/14 07:49:32 Here are the various methods I have tried: wevtutil qe Security > test6.xml (Format error on upload) wevtutil qe Security /f:XML > testing6.xml (Format error on upload) wevtutil qe Security /f:RenderedXML > testing5.xml (Format error on upload) wevtutil epl Security C:\Users\testing3.evtx (This method works but there is no option for XML) |
So in trying to upload via web ui one of the XML files retrieved this way, we receive the error EVTX parse Failed! Could you provide what version of Windows you may be successfully running the wevtutil command on? Very interested in how to successfully automate the XML export process successfully. |
I also ran into errors when trying to load XML files.
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We are trying to get this process automated so this tool will always show yesterday's user activity. Is there a tested and proven method for retrieving event logs in XML. Anything we have tried results in an XML file that can't be read or parsed by LogonTracer.
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