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Joezer Cookey-Gam, Brendan Keane, Jeffrey Rosen, and Jonathan Runyon

"Professional Windows PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1"


To determine what level of logging is taking place use the Get-EventLogLevel cmdlet. There are two
parameters that can be specified but cannot be used together:
Server : Specifies the server to retrieve event log categories for.
Identity : Specifies the ECIdParameter . The ECIdParameter is the identity of the individual
Exchange component. Figure 14 - 24 shows some of the ECId parameters and their current
logging levels.
The Set-EventLogLevel cmdlet sets the diagnostic logging levels of the individual Exchange
components. Use of this command will manipulate the verbosity of the logging of events in the
Application log. This is useful for when troubleshooting Exchange issues. OALGen even writes an event
to the Application log if there were errors created during generation, and specifies to turn up the logging
for that particular parameter! After you have set the logging level on any of the parameters, you can then
use Get-EventLog to gather the new information from the Application log.
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There are two parameters for this cmdlet:
Identity : Specifies the ECIdParameter . The ECIdParameter is the identity of the individual
Exchange component. To get a list of all the ECId parameters, run the Get-EventLogLevel
cmdlet.


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