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  1. 2010-05-03, 09:03 PM #1
    CattyMatty
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    Where can I access my event log to troubleshoot virtual server issues?
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  2. 2010-05-04, 09:05 AM #2
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    I'd start by searching Google.
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  3. 2010-05-04, 08:56 PM #3
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    that link actually answered my question, thanks.
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  4. 2010-06-24, 08:17 AM #4
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    I was surprised to learn from that link that troubleshooting server issues isn't as hard as I thought it would be.
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  5. 2010-07-13, 11:47 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy5 View Post
    I was surprised to learn from that link that troubleshooting server issues isn't as hard as I thought it would be.
    Well, that totally depends upon the problem that you're trying to solve. Some are quite easy, whereas others are quite difficult and complex.
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  6. 2010-07-13, 11:49 AM #6
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    Keep in mind that a "server" is still just a computer, like your desktop or laptop computer. The primary difference is that it's used for providing one or more specific services to other computers, rather than as a general purpose workstation for people.
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