Event View

From: Dani (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/12/04

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    Hello!
    I'm running Win2000 server with metaframe XP. When I
    launch Event View, the system log displays with 16,226
    events, however when I select security log of Application
    log, they show they are empty (sometimes security log will
    display). If I reselect system log, then it too is
    empty. Any suggestions as to why???
    Thank you!
    Dani

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