If the event is either error or
warning and from source MSExchange ADAccess , it is passed to the console for output.
Parsing the event logs using this method can save time when compared to using the Event Viewer
Graphical User Interface. Other properties for which you can filter event logs include EventID and
Message . You can filter for specific values inside the Message property using the like operator with
wildcards to present a string on which to use for filtering. In this way you can filter for events that
contain a specific string value such as a user ??™ s name or an error code.
Controlling Diagnostic Logging Levels
Exchange Server 2007 has been designed to generate significant events without the need for any
additional configuration. These events should alert administrators to the presence of potentially serious
problems. However, there may be situations when it becomes necessary to generate additional events
based on the level of diagnostic logging that has been set for the corresponding component.
Having the ability to control diagnostic logging levels allows the administrator to ??? switch on ??? only the
additional logging necessary for troubleshooting the issue at hand. This limits Application Event Log
??? bloating ??? and makes it much easier to parse event logs for relevant events.
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