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What are Server Logs?
Server logs are used to track a variety of activity on a server. Who accessed the server, failed login attempts, processes that the system had to run and other vital processes. Server logs can be set up for a variety of purposes, although many will be set up by the operating system itself to handle backlogs. The information is stored in a standard text file so the network administrator can see any potential problems that may have arisen when an administrator was not around to handle it.
Server logs are used to track a variety of activity on a server. Who accessed the server, failed login attempts, processes that the system had to run and other vital processes. Server logs can be set up for a variety of purposes, although many will be set up by the operating system itself to handle backlogs. The information is stored in a standard text file so the network administrator can see any potential problems that may have arisen when an administrator was not around to handle it.
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