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francesco
sorry, there is not such file in the "logfiles"
directory...
how can it be??
directory...
how can it be??
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David
Francesco,
If you go into RRAS and click on the Remote Access Logging
item, in the right hand window you should see the path
where the logfile is kept.
Also, if you click on the properties of that file you
should make sure that logging is enabled and you can
change the location of the file there. At the bottom you
should see the name of the file, which should
be 'iaslog.log' and not 'iaslog.txt' as I had stated
earlier. You should still be able to view the log with
any text editor though.
David
If you go into RRAS and click on the Remote Access Logging
item, in the right hand window you should see the path
where the logfile is kept.
Also, if you click on the properties of that file you
should make sure that logging is enabled and you can
change the location of the file there. At the bottom you
should see the name of the file, which should
be 'iaslog.log' and not 'iaslog.txt' as I had stated
earlier. You should still be able to view the log with
any text editor though.
David
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Andrei Roofin
Hi,
You can view iaslog.log file with
IAS Log Viewer from http://www.deepsoftware.ru/iasviewer/
Regards,
Andrei Roodin
Deepsoftware.ru
You can view iaslog.log file with
IAS Log Viewer from http://www.deepsoftware.ru/iasviewer/
Regards,
Andrei Roodin
Deepsoftware.ru
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Another tool is the FactotumNOW IAS Reporting http://www.factotumnow.com/index.pl/Products/IAS Reporting
It imports the logs and derives pretty good statistics that allow you to identify identity theft through VPN.
It imports the logs and derives pretty good statistics that allow you to identify identity theft through VPN.