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Question |
I really don’t like this registry stuff and I am not running W2K Server. Is there any chance for me? | ||
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Answer |
To enable PPP logging on a computer running W2K Professional try using Netsh.exe. Here’s how: 1. Open a command prompt window on the RRAS server for which you want to enable logging. 2. Type the following command, pressing ENTER after each command: netsh ras set tracing PPP enable NOTE: The Netsh.exe command-line utility is the only option to enable PPP logging in Windows 2000 Professional. After you enable logging, the computer logs all PPP activity to the Ppp.log file in the %systemroot%\tracing\ folder. PPP logging uses system resources and hard disk space. Turn off logging when you are finished troubleshooting. To disable PPP logging: 1. Open a command prompt window on the RRAS server for which you want to disable logging. 2. Type the following command, pressing ENTER after each command: netsh ras set tracing PPP disabled The corresponding Registry Key is EnableConsoleTracing and EnableFileTracing (for Win2k Prof) under: hklm\software\microsoft\tracing\PPP |
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Date Submitted |
08 Mar 2002 |
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