Samsung MZ-5PA256C User Manual - Page 127

About using event log information to troubleshoot problems

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Monitoring the status of your backups 127 About using event log information to troubleshoot problems See "Editing backup settings" on page 95. About using event log information to troubleshoot problems When Norton Ghost performs an action, it records the event (for example, when a backup job runs). It also records program error messages. You can use the event log to track down the source of problems or to verify the successful completion of a backup job. See "Logging Norton Ghost messages" on page 44. Log entries provide information about the success or failure of numerous actions that were taken by Norton Ghost or by a user. It offers a single view of all of the information and program error messages. The following information is included in the event log: Type Source Date Description Indicates if the event is an error message or other information, such as the successful completion of a backup job. Identifies if the message was generated by Norton Ghost or another program. Displays the exact date and time that a selected event occurred. Offers additional details about an event that can help you troubleshoot problems that might have occurred.

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See
Editing backup settings
on page 95.
About using event log information to troubleshoot
problems
When Norton Ghost performs an action, it records the event (for example, when
a backup job runs). It also records program error messages.
You can use the event log to track down the source of problems or to verify the
successful completion of a backup job.
See
Logging Norton Ghost messages
on page 44.
Log entries provide information about the success or failure of numerous actions
that were taken by Norton Ghost or by a user. It offers a single view of all of the
information and program error messages.
The following information is included in the event log:
Indicates if the event is an error message or other information, such
as the successful completion of a backup job.
Type
Identifies if the message was generated by Norton Ghost or another
program.
Source
Displays the exact date and time that a selected event occurred.
Date
Offers additional details about an event that can help you troubleshoot
problems that might have occurred.
Description
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About using event log information to troubleshoot problems