Re: date and time of last boot


"Fabio" <Fabio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Dear Experts,
does anyone know where i can find information easily understandable about
when the server (intentionally or accidentally) rebooted for any reason?

Is that inforamation stored in any place?

In the event viewer there are a lot of information.

Thanks in advance
F.

Event 6009 - usually the very first event after a startup!


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