• Not. Select this option to filter the conditions that match the string.
  • Parameter. Select a Windows Event Log parameter for which to match on.
  • Category. Subcategory for this event. This subcategory is source-specific.
  • CategoryString. Translation of the subcategory. The translation is source-specific.
  • Computer. The computer that the event took place on.
  • Event ID. Identifier of the Windows event. This is specific to the source that generated the event log entry, and is used, together with Source, to uniquely identify a Windows event type.
  • Event Type. Type of event.

    Value and Meaning of the Event Type:

    1. Error
    2. Warning
    3. Information
    4. Security audit success
    5. Security audit failure
  • Logfile. Name of Windows event log file.
  • Description. Use this parameter to give a brief description of the logged event.
  • Source. Name of the source (application, service, driver, subsystem) that generated the entry. It is used, together with EventIdentifier to uniquely identify a Windows event type.
  • Type. Type of event. This is an enumerated string. It is preferable to use the EventType property rather than the Type property, because Type is a string. Strings are localized and using Type will not allow for matching on non-English operating systems.
  • User. User name for the logged-on user when an event occurred. If the user name cannot be determined, this will be NULL.
  • Operator. Select the operator that links the parameter to the value: =, >, <, > =, < =, ! =
  • Value. Enter a value for the selected parameter.
  • And/Or. You may select and/or to add another condition to the string.