NTEvent Displays the entries in the Windows event log. This alias locks up the machine if you
don??™t use it correctly (even if you do use it correctly, the required search can require several minutes).
For example, if you want to discover any System event log entries with a type greater than
4, type WMIC NTEvent Where "LogFile='system' and Type>'4'" and press Enter. You can??™t
use this alias to add new event entries to the log. Use the EventCreate utility described in the
???Managing System Events with the EventCreate Utility??? section of Chapter 18 for this purpose
instead.
NTEventLog Manages the Windows event logs. Unlike the NTEvent alias, which helps you
manage the actual event log entries, this alias controls the actual logs. For example, you can use
this alias to manage the event log size. This is also the alias you use to clear the event log. To clear
the System event log, you??™d type WMIC NTEventLog Where LogFileName="System" CALL
ClearEventLog and press Enter. If you choose to save the log before clearing it, add the
ArchiveFileName argument.
OnBoardDevice Provides access to adapter devices built onto the motherboard. At least, it
should provide this access.
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