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identifying what went wrong.

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FALCONSEYE

FALCONSEYE

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Jul 30, 2004
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Hi, We host almost 200 websites. Occasionally, the server goes down and I need to pinpoint what goes on the server. Since there are 200+ websites, I would like not to go in 200 IIS log files. Is there a way to look up something central that will give me this information? i.e to many users on the server.

By the way, event viewer does not have data for the time period when this thing happened.
Thanks

 
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